They may think that Obama's mistakes have been offset by important achievements (foreign policy, education, the auto bailout, environmental policy), and that Romney, despite his experience and running mate, supports wrong-headed policies across the board and lacks, say, the honesty and empathy needed to be a good president.
Ignoring factors like turbulent mixing, density stratification and light spectrum might give results that diverge from the natural environment and which thereby support wrong environmental management decisions.
Research using inappropriate and questionable methodology may yield misleading findings which, instead of benefiting patients, can result in harm as it can favour ineffective interventions, support wrong hypotheses or suppress an effective intervention.
Direct feedback of Hand-in-Scan device supports correcting wrong practices and eliminating erroneous habits.
"Your support is wrong; you may have taken money to support bad people and you are taking the wrong road!" Ms. Zaki shouted.
The civil rights division too often sat idly by, or supported the wrong side, when rights were infringed.
But he wrote Monday that he would not "start purging people for supporting the wrong political candidate".
You see all these poor people that don't have anything, but they're still supporting the wrong party that's the reason they don't have anything.
We got along great and, though I supported the wrong football team, I had impressed my future employer (Mary‑Kay Wilmers, editor of the London Review of Books) with my apparent love of Charles Dickens and my cooking abilities.
I feel that the future of Ukip will be short lived though, as once they start to be influential in politics in Wales, people will see them supporting the wrong side, in Welsh people's opinion.
Two years ago, a dollar would buy seven rand; at the moment it buys nine.In this section A fresh course Beware of the bias Victim support The wrong stuff VIX inhaler no more Race against time Regime change Nomencracy Stat oil ReprintsThe rand now says more about perceptions of investment risk in South Africa than about global risk appetite.
