Sentence examples for source of wrong from inspiring English sources

Another third is to be set aside for aid to poorer European regions subsidies characterised in a recent World Bank report as "ineffective, based on incorrect or at least unsubstantiated economic theory, badly designed, poorly carried out and in most cases a source of wrong incentives".

The main source of wrong assignments originated from classifying domain-specific terms like metabolite and gene names as verbs.

Some terrorist organizations provided the source of this wrong information.

Seeking to free women from a psychosexual drams that causes women as well as men to view women as of less value than men some psychoanalytic feminists reason that the source of this wrong-headed view of women is rooted in society's reliance on women to do its caregiving tasks, and men to do its worldbuilding tasks.

In the case of the MAL genes, we have already discussed probable sources of the wrong predictions, namely the incorrect assumption about the regulatory mechanisms controlling the expression of the MAL loci.

But the abiding sense here is that the new movie is suffering from the same lack of a clear flightpath that saw Fincher virtually disown Alien 3 and helped make Jean-Pierre Jeunet's Alien: Resurrection a perennial source of the entirely wrong sort of horror.

Also, even for people who understood that the Oscars were a reflection rather than the source of what is wrong, the academy was the perfect target of opportunity, the soft underbelly of the movie business.

Some surveys indicate that as many as 37percentt of 2014 voters couldn't tell pollsters which party controlled Congress, but they all knew President Obama was the "true source" of what's wrong with Washington.

In New York, you can attack the source of what's gone wrong.

The Economist's real yuan-dollar exchange rateLISTEN to some Americans and you might believe that the under-valued yuan is the source of all that is wrong in the 50 states.

Children also benefit from learning about violence and brutishness in fairy tales, Bettelheim writes, for it counters the "widespread refusal to let children know that the source of much that goes wrong in our life is due to our natures — the propensity of all men for acting aggressively, asocially, selfishly".