Sentence examples for expectation to be wrong from inspiring English sources
It is also normal for that expectation to be wrong".
Farmers generally must produce on the basis of expectations, and if their expectations turn out to be wrong, the resulting surplus or shortage cannot be corrected until the beginning of the next production cycle.
This expectation turned out to be wrong on two counts.
That expectation turned out to be wrong.
If expectations turn out to be wrong, the resulting inflation shock creates winners and losers.
The utopian expectations behind this arrangement turned out to be wrong, judging by empirical evidence rather than theory.
The planning that did occur for Iraq after the Hussein government fell relied on several pivotal assumptions that turned out to be wrong, including the expectation that parts of the Iraqi Army and police force would remain intact.
Thus, our initial expectation that the extension of the linker to 16 residues would uncouple the CspB moiety from the fibrillar core turned out to be wrong.
However, this expectation could be wrong because in the model of Enquist and Leimar [ 26] within-fight behaviour evolves independently of any higher-level strategy, such as the turn-taking, or the contest strategy found by Crowley [ 7].
Borrowers who see inflation as more variable will charge higher rates on future loans (above the amount justified by higher inflation) to cover the greater risk that their inflation expectations will be wrong.
