Sentence examples for is wrong over from inspiring English sources

But if not, there's only a certain amount of interest in saying 'this theory is wrong' over and over.

Those who chose to stay have enjoyed full citizenship ever since.ABRAHAM FOXMANNational Director, Anti-Defamation LeagueNew YorkTrade beefSIR Although you say the EU is wrong over the banana war (April 10th) you go on to blame America for "exposing weaknesses" in the WTO and suggest its "bully-boy tactics will stiffen European resolve in disputes over beef".

McCain, he noted, has been wrong, over and over again, in predicting that Iraq would be a cakewalk and that there would be no real ethnic enmities inside it.

Oh, he had known something was wrong over the years.

It's just too demoralizing to be wrong over and over.

GMO might prove to be right about the outlook for equities, but, as it has shown before, it can be wrong over the next year or two.

Had you read the Daily Mail, however, you might have seen this rather stark headline: "Mail WAS right and Ofcom was wrong over X factor 'soft porn'".

From this perspective, it does not really matter to them if the whole world believes they are wrong – over female bishops, gay marriage or anything else.

"We tried to improvise most of it and, they may say that I'm wrong over this, but I think they felt more comfortable not doing that.

Cameron has apologised for the hurt and offence caused by section 28 and said that we were wrong, over two decades ago, to have introduced it.

Indeed, one of the paradoxes of the financial world -- and perhaps one of the explanations for the euphoria that gripped Wall Street during the boom years -- is that Mr. Blodget may have served his employer well by being wrong over the last year.