Sentence examples for partially wrong from inspiring English sources

Former Fed chief Alan Greenspan admitted he had been "partially wrong" in his hands-off approach towards the banking industry.

"Everything we make I could describe as being partially wrong, because it's not perfect," he said, and he described the wave of public complaint that accompanies every release.

A long-time cheerleader for deregulation, Greenspan admitted to a congressional committee yesterday that he had been "partially wrong" in his hands-off approach towards the banking industry and that the credit crunch had left him in a state of shocked disbelief.

Update: I got this partially wrong, and I'm honestly quite sorry about it.

The only people who don't like it are competitors who like to point out that a story was partially wrong, and that they got it right later.

Greenspan told Congress he is "shocked" at the breakdown in U.S. credit markets and said he was "partially" wrong to resist regulation of some market sectors.

In agreement with the expansin study, we also hypothesised that P. patens were to have a simpler superfamily structure due to less need of cell-specific expression, a hypothesis that was partially proven wrong by the data collected for P. patens.

When someone breaks a story, even if its partially or fully wrong, things start to happen.

He is partially correct, mostly wrong".

Like all theories, time and further information will prove whether it's right, partially right, or wrong.

And after all, a judgment -- even if it is partially or wholly wrong -- is better than no judgment at all, because it gives one a starting point from which we can correct or refine that judgment when more data about the individual becomes available.