Sentence examples for the wrong analysis from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for the plaintiffs, Theodore B. Olson, said that was the wrong analysis.

Quite simply they have got the wrong analysis of what London needs".

The wrong analysis has also been provided as usual, as it happened during the Bush administration, by the United Kingdom.

"Some have the wrong analysis that by giving concessions to enemies, their anger toward Iran will be reduced," he said.

Having started from the wrong analysis, leaders have been making exactly the same kind of mistaken judgments we have seen in the U.S., where there are four political no-go areas: no higher taxes, no entitlement cuts, no economic stimulus and no infrastructure investments.

"Some have this wrong analysis that we should make concessions to the enemy in order to lighten the anger they have against us," Mr. Khamenei told an audience at the annual commemoration of the death of the founder of the Islamic republic, Ayatollah Khomeini.

This leads to errors in the RTD calculations, and hence leads to wrong analysis in the determination of system malfunctions.

Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Tony Blair's special representative to Iraq until March 2004, concluded: "The preparations for the post-conflict stage were abject; wrong analysis, wrong people".

Yemen's official news agency, SABA, reporting today on a telephone conversation on Friday night between Mr. Saleh and President Clinton, quoted Mr. Saleh as telling Mr. Clinton that both countries must avoid "a wrong analysis" of the cause.

Writing in a Sunday newspaper, former prime minister Gordon Brown accuses Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy of failing to address the crisis and reaching "wrong conclusions, from three years of wrong analysis", which failed to address the need to stimulate growth.

I argued that the wrong conclusions arose from a wrong analysis.