Sentence examples for is incorrect to discuss from inspiring English sources
I have claimed earlier that it is incorrect to discuss sex as something whose "costs" and "benefits" determine its existence, because it is a matter of necessity.
It is incorrect to ignore fringe benefits (I discuss this and other wage measurement issues in Chapter 2 of "The Redistribution Recession"), but the choice of series is just a quibble, because none of the aggregate wage measures display a cumulative decline that would be commensurate with the huge, prolonged demand collapse said to have occurred.
I'm not surprised at the advocates' reluctance, because for decades it's been politically incorrect to discuss certain gender differences when it comes to sports.
"It would be unethical and incorrect to discuss the issues that are directly connected with the work of experts before they make their decision," he says.
While the axonal-tension theory provides a description of how gyrification arises, the evidence that it is incorrect, as previously discussed, is convincing.
Just say the charge is incorrect and there is nothing to discuss unless there is tangible evidence — not just someone's word.
In addition, Klaunig et al.'s claim that we (Keshava and Caldwell 2006) misconstrued their review (Klaunig et al. 2003) as focusing on DNA damage as a possible contributor to the MOA is incorrect; that hypothesis was discussed by Reddy and Rao (1989).
However they fail to consider that official dose and risk estimates may be incorrect as discussed by Crouch [ 36] and Sumner et al [ 37]. (This point is further discussed below).
Let me quickly review this research by starting with two common beliefs that are incorrect and then discussing three research findings that should be kept in mind when employee engagement data are interpreted.
Live, Noon ET: Writer Joel Achenbach will be online to discuss the incorrect information about Iraq's nuclear program and whether it rises to scandal level.
There are a variety of reasons why the answer is incorrect ranging from incorrect knowledge to information vagueness to incompleteness.
