Sentence examples for is wrong in assuming from inspiring English sources

Stein is wrong in assuming that the Fed has specific monetary policy tools that can surgically attack bubbles.

The administration isn't wrong in its assessment of where things stand now, but it is wrong in assuming that the current situation in any way reflects future realities.

Herman agrees that acts having moral worth must be done from the moral motive, but argues that the received interpretation of Kant is wrong in assuming that inclination must not be present.

As Taco Bell replied, the inquiring reader was wrong in assuming that the young woman was a model.

Given the number and complexity of the plans doctors deal with, they may be wrong in assuming something is not covered.

Perhaps I'm wrong in assuming that this is a widespread public taste, but the loving attention directors pay to such moments in thrillers certainly suggests that it is.

The outbreak, mostly in schoolchildren, made it clear that the authorities had been wrong in assuming that more than 90percentt of children had had measles shots, the report said.

Of those cases, 106 were clerical errors by poll workers; 56 were "bad data matching," which means the motor vehicles folks were wrong in assuming the voters were dead; 32 were cases in which someone was listed as voting but did not actually vote; and three were absentee ballots cast by voters who died before Election Day.

Aydede argues that both parties are wrong in assuming that concatenative realization is relevant to the characterization of LOTH.

Neurologist H. Royden Jones of Harvard Medical School in Boston adds that the researchers could be wrong in assuming that "Guillain-Barré is the same now as it was back then".

Analysts who in 1999 regularly increased price targets as Digital Island galloped to $148, but who by 2001 had abdicated valuation to the market, were wrong in assuming that the post-bubble market had been properly valuing Digital Island.