Sentence examples for erroneously argued that from inspiring English sources

More recently, an editorialist for the Times erroneously argued that the regression effect alone would insure that racial differences in I.Q.

SIR —You erroneously argue that increased equality between teams lessens the competitive edge of the athletes.

Some erroneously argue that the council's failings prove the task is too difficult, that it is a waste of time and resources, and we should pack up and go home.

A month should suffice.Dwight Bramble Cambridge, MassachusettsGlobal effects* SIR – In your leader on the Icelandic volcanic explosion you erroneously argue that global effects only arise from global, or presumably ubiquitous, causes ("Earthly powers", April 24th).

In the argument from ignorance, a lack of evidence for one view is erroneously argued to constitute proof of the correctness of another view.

Statisticians could argue that point.

No one argues that point.

An article on Wednesday about Congressional action that blocked the Agriculture Department from revising nutritional standards for school lunches erroneously included one company among those which argued that the changes would have raised costs and required foods that many children would have thrown away.

The government's Supreme Court appeal, United States v. Cotton, No. 01-687, argued that the appeals court had erroneously applied a rule of automatic reversal.

However, there is a possibility, as Alice Buchanan has argued, that the color green is erroneously attributed to the Green Knight due to the poet's mistranslation or misunderstanding of the Irish word glas, which could either mean grey or green.

However, it could be argued that we should have considered missing and erroneously recorded data separately.