Sentence examples for the wrong judgments from inspiring English sources

The New York Times may select the wrong reviewer, and the reviewer may form the wrong judgments.

It also eliminates the asynchronous problem between transmitter's CPRG and receiver's CPRG due to the wrong judgments, thus avoiding the error propagation.

Daniel Nolan (2007) has recently argued that Lewis's approach is less plausible for desire than for belief, and Robert Stalnaker (2008) argues that the view makes the wrong judgments about sameness and difference of belief across agents and times.

They made the wrong judgment about this, we made the right judgment.

They made the wrong judgment about this, we made the right judgment..

As soon as I did, I suspected I had jumped to the wrong judgment.

What Columbine did was reduce the judgment available to schools, because you were too susceptible to making the wrong judgment, and the wrong judgment was going to cost people's lives".

"I used the wrong judgment taking medication because I didn't feel well," Strawberry said in the courtroom.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, said Cameron had made the wrong judgment in keeping Cable, "who had been preserved to continue as a fig leaf for this rightwing government".

It would be a tragedy if the wrong judgment on Iraq in 2002 were to make future Kosovos impossible, because no one had the courage any more to make a judgment without the benefit of hindsight.

"I'd rather that they be thoughtful about it before they make up their mind," Ms. Claussen said, "rather than rush to judgment, particularly if it's the wrong judgment".