Sentence examples similar to prove wrong assumptions from inspiring English sources

Who is proved right in the scientific debate has great repercussions for how and when the nuclear crisis might be brought under control, and the potential implications if assumptions prove wrong.

Should that assumption prove wrong, all state agencies and schools could face still deeper cuts.

The narrator is proved wrong in this assumption, though not before embarking on a surreal adventure -- in search of turpentine with which to clean his paint-spattered trousers.

Over the last year, I was proven wrong on all my assumptions.

If that assumption proves wrong, the budget surpluses will shrink drastically, even if the economy keeps growing.

But he added: "If this assumption proves wrong over the coming week, our parliamentary group will have to react".

According to another of the study's investigators, William A. Baumgartner, former cardiac surgeon in charge at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, the short-term syndrome led many surgeons and patients alike to assume that long-term losses must also be due to the use of heart-lung machines, an assumption proved wrong by the latest evidence.

Both assumptions have proved wrong.

In the current housing bust, all the assumptions have proved wrong.

Your assumptions are proved wrong, to hilarious effect, but as someone who obviously cares about culture, where do you draw the line?

You can see what happens to the flower when the assumptions are proven wrong.