Sentence examples for wrong arguing from inspiring English sources

But England do not believe that Moeen has done anything wrong, arguing that his messages were humanitarian rather than political.

But the company says it has done nothing wrong, arguing that withholding technical data is a legitimate tactic in disputes over intellectual property.

Other Wall Street insiders insisted Mr. Smith had it wrong, arguing that conflicts have always been part of the landscape, and that clients should be sophisticated enough to know that.

Mr. McAuliffe disputed criticism from some Democrats that the party shared much of the blame for what went wrong, arguing that Democrats had not been able to overcome Mr. Bush's popularity or Republican spending.

Mr. Torricelli has denied that he or any members of his campaign staff did anything wrong, arguing that the task force had spun a few minor bookkeeping errors into a major criminal case.

The conventional wisdom is wrong, argues Walter Kiechel III, the former editorial director of Harvard Business School Publishing.

"Something is profoundly wrong," argues Judt, "with the way we live today".

But that trend is all wrong, argues US academic Matt Might in his work-life balance blog.

But these are all wrong, argue economists Daron Acemoglu of MIT and James Robinson of Harvard in Why Nations Fail.

In short, it is not the sort of place you would associate with corporate schmoozing.But you would be wrong, argue John Hagel, John Seely Brown and Lang Davison.

Not only is the premise wrong, argues Mr Peng, but people will anyway soon tire of spending their holidays squeezing into overcrowded trains, stores and hotels.