Sentence examples for incorrectly argued from inspiring English sources

Other media outlets have incorrectly argued that the IPCC reports conclude it's cheaper to adapt than avoid climate change.

Ann Willer director of the office of laboratory policy and planning at the New York State Department of Health, has incorrectly argued that "We think if you're telling people you have increased risk of adverse health effects, that's medical advice".

Ann Willey director of the office of laboratory policy and planning at the New York State Department of Health, has incorrectly argued that "We think if you're telling people you have increased risk of adverse health effects, that's medical advice".

This is the behavior of addiction, and the only people who can justifiably — though still incorrectly — argue otherwise are those who truly believe that the oil that gives us such comfort now won't be causing catastrophic harm later.

Contrarians have tried to spin the conclusions of the report to incorrectly argue that it would be cheaper to try and adapt to climate change and pay the costs of climate damages.

As a result, some researchers claim that their findings are contradictory when this is not necessarily the case, while others incorrectly argue that their results are strongly supported by previous studies.

Besides, by juxtaposing technology and entertainment industries and incorrectly arguing that the tech companies "have created all the net new jobs in the past five years", he is establishing a false dichotomy between these two critical sectors of the economy.

Some might incorrectly argue that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) prevents all benefits from being offered, however, the rest of the federal government has proven otherwise.

Despite 2015 being the hottest year on record, Morano incorrectly argues that the climate changes in cycles and all is well. .

Some people will (incorrectly) argue it's a gateway drug that will lead to a life of crime or worse, lead to a life of barely contributing to late capitalism.

But whether because the ink was deficient or, as United Nations officials argued, incorrectly applied, many voters found they could erase it minutes after voting simply with water, and, if they had an extra card, vote again.