Sentence examples for make wrong conclusions from inspiring English sources

There is a danger, of course, to fall into a stereotypical thinking and make wrong conclusions, like perceiving an individual who is wearing black as someone strict, sad, serious, but we can try and pass those stereotypes.

"Some doctors make wrong diagnoses or make wrong decisions.

Clearly, without the particular contextual knowledge we could easily make a wrong conclusion in this particular case.

CNN and Fox News both jumped the gun, erroneously telling viewers that the individual mandate had been struck down (A tweet from the Huffington Post's Politics section also initially made the wrong conclusion).

I think people sometimes draw the wrong conclusions".

"You Don't Want to Be Downwind" (editorial, Nov. 10) hailed the Clorox Company's decision to use alternatives to chlorine gas at its facilities to make bleach but jumped to the wrong conclusions.

Indeed, the issue of having an animal constrained or free to move may result in dramatic changes in behavioral performances so that wrong conclusions can be made if one considers just one of these aspects.

But it is investors who may be making the biggest mistake by drawing all the wrong conclusions.

Failure to recognize these features may explain the failure of some nutrition RCTs and wrong conclusions and judgements can be made as a result.

This makes it necessary to assess whether this might lead to completely wrong conclusions if there is a qualitative reversal of outcome between early and later time-since-first-exposure periods.

Art Under Attack: Histories of British Iconoclasm wants to make us think, but I found myself asking the wrong questions and drawing the wrong conclusions.