Sentence examples for wrong assessed from inspiring English sources

But PedalPub owner Al Boyce feels the city has wrong assessed his company's activities.

It was fundamentally wrong to assess punitive stakes for individual students and teachers based on college readiness assessments.

We would be wrong to assess the actions of this new government against the deeds or words of the past.

• To the Editor: David Brooks's column is correct in the big picture but oh so wrong in assessing a smaller but important picture, the rise of downtown living.

But more important, it is wrong to assess its success or failure only by reference to its level against the dollar.

The corps itself, in a report of more than six thousand pages, acknowledged that it had built a hurricane-protection system "in name only," and that it had done almost everything wrong, from assessing risk to choosing technologies.

However, Duncan, the Channel 4 chairman, Luke Johnson and the group finance director, Anne Bulford, denied that the relatively healthy results meant that an Ofcom-commissioned report in 2007 by consultants LEK had been wrong in assessing Channel 4's dire financial predicament.

Humans are then able to determine moral right and wrong by assessing the fitness or unfitness of given acts with reference to these natures.

But it's wrong to assess those risks and run away.

The Constitution does not make a judgment about whether a choice is politically right or wrong; it assesses only whether the choice conforms to the legal process the constitutional text requires for it to have been made.

A model that is "wrong" by assessing inexisting relationships (e.g., impact of age on the weather) would not be a problem in our approach, as participants would be expected to eliminate that relationship.