Sentence examples similar to proved wrong estimates from inspiring English sources

This estimate proved wrong, as Stalin transferred over 18 divisions, 1,700 tanks, and over 1,500 aircraft from Siberia and the Far East, relying on intelligence from his spy, Richard Sorge, which indicated that Japan deep in preparation for the Pearl Harbor attack would not attack the Soviet Union.

But those initial estimates ultimately proved wrong as we continue to recover most of the funds we invested.

House and Senate leaders have begun to suggest that dynamic scoring may be able to eliminate as much as 40% of the deficits expected under the president's plan -- a reduction that would make it much easier for lawmakers to settle on a budget, even if the estimates ultimately proved wrong.

When Labour unexpectedly won the miners' "who governs Britain?" election in February 1974, he inherited quadrupled oil prices, a runaway credit boom and rising inflation, a balance of payments crisis and militant union leaders ("an appalling lot"), plus the secondary banking crash and Treasury spending estimates that repeatedly proved wrong in both directions.

That estimate was later proved wrong, with no such weapons discovered in Iraq after the U.S. invasion, and the matter led to charges that the intelligence community had been politicized by the Bush administration.

But this proved wrong.

That has proved wrong.

They were proved wrong.

Those reassurances proved wrong.

Actually, both proved wrong.

That forecast proved wrong.