Sentence examples for is either wrong from inspiring English sources

Some of its content is either wrong or distorted – such as the reference to the party having canvass data for only 2% of voters.

It succeeds by making sure that whatever we all know is either wrong or is already priced into securities.

But several Premier League managers believe talk of a boycott is either wrong or at best premature.

Data profiling technology starts with the assumption that any available metadata describing rules for correctness of the data is either wrong or incomplete.

If any subject has more than one Web site devoted to it, it is either wrong or already fully discounted in the marketplace.

According to Dutch IDG publication Webwereld.nl, the image used for a side-by-side comparison between the iPad 2 and the GalTab 10.1 is either wrong or manipulated.

Whoever told you that was either wrong or lying.

Every other environmental scare has been either wrong or badly exaggerated.

These contained a series of claims which were either wrong or exaggerated.

Depending on how you look at things, the report was either wrong — three years later, Chrysler returned to profitability — or prescient.

They point out that, so far, the results of his investigations have been either wrong or underwhelming.