Sentence examples for may give wrong from inspiring English sources

Those predictions may give wrong implication if other metrics are not considered with them.

However, the trust value may give wrong results in some realizations of the channels if the neighborhood detected wrong sensing report.

These biases may give wrong estimates of delay, and we do not know whether this is consistent in the various locations.

Secondly, the inexperienced prescribers at local and drug shops may give wrong dosage, which may lead to ineffective or harmful effects of the drugs given.

However, we cannot prove that the generator having positive damping torque coefficient will never be the oscillation source in any way, so the damping torque based methods may possibly give wrong location results [33].

Egyptians may give out wrong directions — but only when they are asked for directions.

But that description may give the wrong idea by implying ponderous qualities indicated by the phrase "village atheist".

The parking lot may give the wrong impression, for this is a serene site with a pond and splashing fountain.

Mr Lavery said: "Mr Scappaticci knows the truth and knows the Government may give the wrong answer but that is his choice.

Voice mail may give the wrong time-stamp, as might a fax machine.Nevertheless, the unpredictability and pervasiveness of such chips worry even the best-prepared managers.

Because parents find it awkward to talk to their children about these issues, they often turn to their friends who may give them wrong information.