Sentence examples for tend to be wrong from inspiring English sources

His big development theory was that big development theories tend to be wrong".

"People with I.T. backgrounds tend to be wrong for the job," she said.

Whatever the cause, when the pollsters go wrong, they tend to be wrong together.

In close elections exit polls tend to be wrong anyway, and now we are clear that this wasn't set up for an election of this kind.

Perhaps the most predictable thing about predictions in politics is that they tend to be wrong at least as often as they are right.

"The institutions obviously can be wrong, but they tend to be wrong when they get into a herd mentality on the upside," said Michael Mahoney, director for telecommunications investing at Dresdner RCM Global Investors.

But at a turning point the herd tends to be wrong.

Hannah has always been wearyingly self-analytical, with the crucial caveat that she's tended to be wrong about herself.

The dirty little secret is that even the most advanced scheduling software, incorporating every bell and whistle, tends to be wrong at least as often as it is right when the time intervals are short.

–          Bad advice tends to be wrong, though it comes with good intentions.

Educated guesses about its chemistry tended to be wrong, and as research progressed it was found to have unusual properties, including no less than six allotropes.