They made erroneous assumptions about raising rents and converting apartments.
One told The Wall Street Journal that the Moody's analysis made erroneous assumptions about what Trump would actually do and how his policies would play out, although the aide didn't elaborate with specifics.
Also, observational cohort studies, particularly cross-sectional designs, can make erroneous assumptions between cause and effect when suggestive variables correlate.
Bush makes two erroneous assumptions with an attempt to compartmentalize ethics as being discreetly secular or religious, and to assert that the environmental stewardship that has been entrusted to us as humans should be segmented from public policy.
The idea that we are apart from nature and either don't belong in it or need to make a conscious effort to reintegrate ourselves with it, however, is tenable only once you have made the erroneous assumption that nature is exclusively medium-sized.
Some investors who understand that advertised yields offer no future guarantees use them to compare mutual funds, still making the erroneous assumption that funds with the highest current yields will provide more income in the long run than other funds in their category.
That is, each theory convicts common sense of an error about perception: for example, the sense-datum theory convicts common sense of making the erroneous assumption that perception is a direct awareness of mind-independent objects.
But his anger leads him to make erroneous statements.
Its newspapers don't make erroneous posts about "dark skinned" bombers.
To the Editor: Ramesh Ponnuru's explanation about how universal health coverage in America remains financially unfeasible makes the erroneous assumption that a cheaper, superior alternative to private health insurance does not exist.
