Sentence examples for remarkably wrong from inspiring English sources

Securities analysts have been remarkably wrong about stocks in recent years.

More importantly, they have been remarkably wrong on the law, too.

Physicians do get things wrong, remarkably often.

Considering how complex that is, it goes wrong remarkably rarely.But go wrong it sometimes does.

Remarkably, despite getting wrong the most important story in the last thirty years above the fold in The New York Times, Miller apparently still thinks of herself as a kind of Edward R. Murrow figure.

Remarkably they're all wrong, but we're entering the ballpark.

But most of it falls, in a remarkably short time, in the wrong places.

And on this issue, saying the wrong thing is remarkably easy.

Remarkably, given all that went wrong, some think it will help more than hurt.

This is always said with an air of great wisdom; in fact, it's remarkably foolish, managing to be wrong in three distinct ways.

"The FSA and the industry have been remarkably silent on what went wrong in the supply chain of the companies that were found right at the start of the investigation in Ireland," he told the Guardian.