Sentence examples for the wrong calls from inspiring English sources
"Sometimes you have to say we did make the wrong calls, the wrong appointments," he said.
If they make the wrong calls out of fear of his editorial wrath, they shouldn't have been elected in the first place.
But starting with the wrong calls on election night, for this limited postelection period television was the bearer of unexpected news.
It's been clear for some time that they made the wrong calls on the important judgments of the last few years – opposing action to support the economy and action to keep people in jobs.
Despite the damage of the last three years and the growing cost of living crisis on their watch, they are still making the wrong calls and failing the British people.
He admitted that we have seen that investment banks do sometimes make the wrong calls as the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 would attest, but he suggested that banks that used data instead of human ego came out of that in better shape.
The F.C.C. appears to have made the wrong call.
It was the wrong call, Clemens said this week.
"That turned out to be the wrong call".
