Sentence examples for measuring the wrong from inspiring English sources

Or, in other words, we're probably measuring the wrong things and the right things are not amenable to measurement.

I can't help but think they're measuring the wrong things".

Nought to worry about Taxing judgments Against the grain Counting heads ReprintsAnother explanation is that economists were measuring the wrong thing.

Walrath thinks the industry is measuring the wrong things: impressions on one end, and clicks on the other.

Events like measuring the wrong parameter, an alarm that immediately resets itself, a trip that does not work, etc., are discussed in this chapter with illustrated examples.

Yet, when it comes to culture, we're measuring the wrong things.

But maybe they mismeasured or measured the wrong things.

You didn't have enough data, there was too much noise, you measured the wrong things.

And has it prompted marketers perhaps to measure the wrong things because - to be blunt - they can?

Her Penguin, To Miss With Love, is withering about Ofsted, which, in Birbalsingh/Snuffy's view, measures the wrong things in the wrong way.

The authors said previous studies had measured the wrong thing: not any actual protection against the flu virus but a fundamental difference between the kinds of people who get vaccines and those who do not.