Sentence examples for giving wrong from inspiring English sources

I had considered deliberately giving wrong answers, as a psychopath might.

Mr. Ross, King Abdullah concluded, "is giving wrong advice to the White House".

"None of them returned a second time, because to stop giving wrong advice means less income," said Ms. Jain.

This is because there exist a huge number of local-minimum-energy states in the system and the conventional simulations tend to get trapped in these states, giving wrong results.

He says William Hague, the British foreign minister, has been giving "wrong information" to the public about Syria's use of chemical weapons.

Karl Steel, an official in charge of finding a better system, added yesterday, quite sensibly: "One of the lessons we learned is that if you're giving wrong information, then sometimes it's better not to do it at all".

"Metro gave wrong info @ Ballston.

Those predictions may give wrong implication if other metrics are not considered with them.

"It is true I gave wrong information to the select committee about the payments from Ian Greer.

This includes people who give wrong information "deliberately" or "negligently" through not giving enough information.

They were given wrong directions for gaining access to the class Web site.