Sentence examples for potentially wrong from inspiring English sources

The guiding theory, Dr. Cline said, is "still considered rather mysterious and potentially wrong".

There are several methods to assess the capability of a test suite to detect faults in a potentially wrong system.

The combination of the calorimetric results with the rheological measurements further indicates that the fundamental basis of the TNM-type of model of structural kinetics in glasses is potentially wrong.

In a paper on legal services in Scotland, the society says clients need protection from scammers giving potentially wrong advice in employment, contract, pension and criminal law.

But, as some Administration officials privately acknowledge, there is much that is potentially wrong with trying to do this without taking some cold hard realities into account.

The judge also seemed to be rejecting the Democrats' argument that the several hundred votes for Mr. Gore that turned up in the incompleted manual recounts in Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties also should be considered as evidence of a potentially wrong outcome in a race where the winning margin was 537 votes.

But it also means more to potentially go wrong.

"There are a lot of things that could potentially go wrong in the process.

Choking them would only catalyse anti-European sentiment and would be the last, potentially fatal, wrong turn for the eurozone.

She adds that the increase in hospital doctors is an example of the NHS deploying its staff in potentially the wrong places, given that most experts believe more healthcare should be carried out in the community rather than in hospitals.

Dr. David G. Hunter, ophthalmologist in chief at Children's Hospital Boston and a professor at Harvard Medical School, said that most visual development happens before age 7 or 8. "That's when something could potentially go wrong if you were wearing these for all of your waking hours," Dr. Hunter said.