Sentence examples for routinely wrong from inspiring English sources

PARIS — If a reporter learns anything from covering conflict it is that distant assumptions are routinely wrong.

Though nowhere near to the extent of a poll touted by Whitman chief strategist Mike Murphy, whose similar pronouncements during the 2005 California special election on behalf of Schwarzenegger's disastrous quartet of initiatives were routinely wrong.

Software updates for smartphones, tablets and computers routinely go wrong, with some devices left in a so-called bricked, inoperable state.

Clinical trialists are always worried, and with good cause: trials routinely go wrong for multiple and unpredictable reasons.

People routinely perpetrate wrongs out of obedience to their conscience, even in situations when the law mandates better behavior.

When it comes to predicting the future, even the sharpest thinkers routinely have it wrong.

But it does not mean that our inspectors routinely get it wrong – they don't.

He also routinely drove the wrong way down one-way streets, traveled up highway off-ramps, regularly switched cars and even rode a bicycle — sometimes traveling through parks into which cars could not follow — to lose his F.B.I. pursuers, according to court papers.

It's one of the questions I'm most commonly asked after breaking the news of a terminal diagnosis, and one that is almost always impossible to answer, but I was shocked when Gawande revealed that doctors don't just routinely get it wrong – when asked to predict how long a terminally ill patient has to live, they overestimate on average by a factor of five.

Nurses routinely got these steps wrong.

Still, guys like that can – and routinely do – prove people wrong about them.