Sentence examples for regularly wrong from inspiring English sources

After all, the 29percentt success rate of challenges in the men's singles matches shows that linesmen are regularly wrong.

The only field more self-confidently but just as regularly wrong as economics is nutrition, whose recommendations to shun butter/margarine or red meat/carbohydrates regularly reverse themselves.

Consider: the OBR, the body whose forecasts Mr Osborne relied on so heavily to justify Wednesday's largesse is regularly wrong in its economic and financial forecasts.

Voter polls early in the day showed that Mrs. Clinton had a lead, but Mr. Lazio, as he did time and again during the last days of the campaign, dismissed those surveys as "regularly wrong".

Sherlock Holmes regularly wrong-footed Inspector Lestrade.

We know the programming of robots will regularly go wrong – because all technological programming regularly goes wrong.

These are people who live on the margins, where things regularly go wrong.

In a primary campaign that has been volatile at times, with pundits regularly proven wrong before they finish their soundbites, the chattering class appears to have gotten the main thing right: Mitt Romney is going to be the nominee.

But in repeating its categorical language (critics are dismissed regularly as "totally wrong" and "fundamentally incorrect") and refusing to acknowledge that the movement had any blind spots at all, Israel perpetuates a tradition as doctrinaire as any faith.

Operations, played out against cheesy songs belting from radio stations such as Heart 102.6FM, go wrong regularly.

In that journey things will go wrong regularly and you need to have a strong support network.