Sentence examples for incorrectly assuming that from inspiring English sources

Critics who say that disparities and shortages persist fault the Pentagon for incorrectly assuming that American troops would return home quickly after the war.

In the 1980s and 1990s, when African governments faced severe fiscal crises, the bank pushed for the public sector — often badly managed and inefficient — to pull back from agriculture, incorrectly assuming that market forces would jump-start agricultural growth.

David Stebenne, Goldberg's biographer, said Goldberg admitted that he had not prepared the way he should have, incorrectly assuming that the justices who had served with him would see the error of sticking by past decisions — and not wait any longer for Congress.

Incorrectly assuming that she had taken a cue from a parent, I responded in what might have been a slightly patronizing tone, telling her that, while I myself would be cheering for Union Rags, there were some critics who felt that his comparatively low speed figures indicated a lack of improvement on his stellar 2-year-old form.

Reasons for overreporting included study participants' incorrectly assuming that all their alarms were working because they weren't beeping, and not having alarms on every level of the home.

Once up, the system prevented further access after just a little browsing, incorrectly assuming that the maximum of four films were running on the home computer.

Fans incorrectly assume that injured athletes are no big deal.

We had incorrectly assumed that people would just use laptops and cell phones.

Many people incorrectly assume that all college athletes are fully covered by health insurance.

He incorrectly assumed that this would not result in huge costs.

It is often incorrectly assumed that the two stages are different species.