Sentence examples similar to she drew the wrong conclusion from inspiring English sources

As to why he drew the wrong conclusion, Drs. Sparks and Jantz note that he was much involved in disputing contemporary belief that many different racial types could be reliably distinguished.

In this case, four of 11 pairs of students in one sample drew the wrong conclusion, because they relied exclusively on the SNP analysis and failed to notice a large deletion in the glpD BLAST analysis.

The editorial asked some of the right questions, but drew the wrong conclusions.

But it drew the wrong conclusions from it, denying reality and colluding with misleading accounting.

Retired Army Col. Garland Williams, an associate regional vice president with the for-profit University of Phoenix, said Harkin drew the wrong conclusions.

I called Jean Forbath after her commentary ("Rent hikes at Bethel Towers will hurt seniors," July 10) appeared in the Daily Pilot and told her that she had drawn the wrong conclusions from staff writer Joseph Serna's article about the City Council's recent approval of tax-free bonds to renovate Bethel Towers.

The reasoning is sound, yet you draw the wrong conclusion: sanction Israel.

A Fera spokesman appeared to agree that the government has drawn the wrong conclusion from the study.

Mr. Bush said people were drawing the wrong conclusion from the news reports about the intelligence findings.

But anti-smoking groups have drawn the wrong conclusion from the Harvard report: the problem isn't whether or not nicotine levels are increasing; it's that this deadly, addictive product is available in the first place.

"Both the Congress and its left allies would be risking India's future if they draw the wrong conclusion from this election," said Pratap Bhanu Mehta, an Indian professor of government, writing in The Hindu.