Sentence examples for findings of wrong from inspiring English sources

The two grand juries OR worked to convene through citizen petition to investigate Dr. Tiller cost substantial state funds and again were concluded with no findings of wrong doing.

In 1863 Owen headed a committee to investigate the condition of the freedmen and wrote a book on his findings, The Wrong of Slavery (1864).

Authors are thus virtually urged to "find something significant" in their data, which encourages the publication of wrong research findings due to a variety of technical and statistical pitfalls.

He described the findings of Dr Patel as "wrong".

Our findings show that a low percentage of wrong parent information reduces the effect of optimal contributions.

However, the consequences of not finding information or of finding the wrong information have potentially critical consequences.

These findings support the observation we made from the number of wrong decisions: model selection becomes problematic with too close training and validation sets.

At home, she had a way of finding the wrong people.

Cold-calling aimed at selling you double glazing or claiming you've won a holiday, are an everyday irritant, with their knack of finding the wrong moment to interrupt and their dogged determination not to take no for an answer.

The latest allegations led to the delay of the findings of a review into what went wrong after the case against six protesters accused of planning to invade the second largest power station in the UK collapsed in January.

Fred Goodwin, the chief executive of RBS at the time of the bank's near collapse, has been stripped of his knighthood but did not face disciplinary action by the Financial Services Authority when it published the findings of its inquiry into what went wrong at the bank.