Sentence examples for is wrong in asserting from inspiring English sources
Your editorial is wrong in asserting that there is not enough time for a decision.
He is wrong in asserting that the soul contains all things potentially.
The executive director of the alliance, Michael J. Mudd, said in a telephone interview that the Energy Department letter was wrong in asserting that the department had to take public comments on the environmental statement into account before it could move forward.
James M. Lindsay of the Council on Foreign Relations, who studies the interplay between foreign policy and domestic politics, said the issue now was less whether Mr. Bush was wrong in asserting a tie between Iraq and Al Qaeda than whether he could stabilize Iraq and show progress in bringing American forces home.
[Page A15.] Questioned at length about the war for the first time since the former chief weapons inspector in Iraq said last month that Mr. Hussein did not have stockpiles of unconventional weapons, Mr. Bush acknowledged that he might have been wrong in asserting repeatedly before the invasion that Iraq possessed such weapons.
He added that the specific agreement was reached before Mr. Gribetz's report criticized the banks and said Mr. Gribetz was wrong in flatly asserting that the banks had records dealing with 4.1 million Holocaust-era accounts.
Bitang asserted that Ziert was wrong in his assessment, that it didn't matter whether or not they, who were volunteers, not staff coaches, were present with the team.
Attorney General Schneiderman's report adds to the body of evidence showing that Mayor Bloomberg is simply wrong in asserting that stop and frisk is an effective crime-fighting tactic.
But he is flatly wrong in asserting that those rules do not bind Clarett because he is not a member of the players union.
