Sentence examples for proved wrong with from inspiring English sources

But its estimates that only about 13,000 people a year would come to the country were soon proved wrong, with a peak net migration figure, from the EU and elsewhere, of 252,000 in 2010.

4 This conviction, however, has since been proved wrong with complete symptomatic and functional recovery after these fractures being much less than guaranteed.

"To Play Is the Thing" (Week in Review, Aug. 28), about the use of probability in analyzing baseball, might have been significantly strengthened by mentioning that intuition -- which is presented as the counterargument to statistical analysis -- can be dramatically proven wrong with some classical examples.

Thankfully, those skeptics have been proven wrong, with the Tesla in full production and the first lot sold out already.

Feeling without thought can be easily led astray, though, and following what you feel to be right might be proven wrong with a little thought.

He soon proved wrong the coaches at universities with far stronger basketball programmes by excelling for the Crimson.

Sixty years after Turing's death, when our mobile phone has 1000 times the speed and memory capacity of the Atlas computer, she has not yet been proved wrong and personally, I'm with Lovelace.

The last cables before the eruption of the brief Russian-Georgian war showed an embassy relaying statements that would with time be proved wrong.

"In football, at times you love to be proved wrong and that is the case with Jordan," said boss Steven Pressley.

And so the old political dictum that you can't beat somebody with nobody was proved wrong, at least in this instance.

A lot of the objections we had to begin with have been proved wrong".