Sentence examples for may also be wrong from inspiring English sources

It may also be wrong.

Of course, her analysis may also be wrong.

But if the boffins at Cern are proved right, our most fundamental beliefs about the universe may also be wrong.

Those who think children are getting fat because they sit in front of the television too much may also be wrong.

Some may say that pumpkin and sweet potato pies are basically the same thing, but some people may also be wrong.

But they may also be wrong – the details of the very urgent eurozone bailout are far from complete and markets are falling – but the process of finding out will damage us as well as them.

Dratel may be furthering this theory as it shows the jury that Ulbricht was not the only suspect and that if Der-Yeghiayan was wrong about Karpeles, he may be also be wrong about Ulbricht.

However, readers may all agree and also be wrong.

As he addressed dilemmas such as what to do if you encounter your boss, or "principal," in the nude ("Running out of the room would also be wrong, because he may need your service"), a translator repeated his talking points in Mandarin, and the pens of the nine students in attendance flew across identical leather-bound notebooks.

There may also be nothing wrong with an eventual decision not to prosecute high-ranking public officials.

The Fatherhood Institute may be a very fine and well-intentioned institute, but since it doesn't show its working, it may also be completely wrong.