Sentence examples for wrong assuming from inspiring English sources

While it sounds simple, respondents consistently guessed wrong, assuming that the larger cups held about 20 percent to 40 percent less liquid than they actually did.

Otherwise, they can only guess — and studies show that they usually guess wrong, assuming that drugs work really well for everyone.

I'm somewhat relieved to be proven wrong – assuming there's nothing particularly nasty in the small print, the science budget will be protected in real terms.

In a tough market, any interest is better than no interest, and it's a cushion if things go wrong, assuming the bank doesn't go out of business or can't pay the interest.

Yet if the motivational internalism one embraces for moral claims has a parallel for pain claims, then this argument must be wrong (assuming it is true of some experiences that they are painful).

Third, in this troubled economy, hesitant investors may be more willing to reach into their pockets knowing they are ahead in line if things go wrong (assuming, that is, there are assets worth pursuing).

"It would be wrong, wrong, wrong to assume that these black women are just curvy, comfortable people".

Where she goes wrong is assuming that some sort of misogyny and discrimination goes on.

As Taco Bell replied, the inquiring reader was wrong in assuming that the young woman was a model.

Stein is wrong in assuming that the Fed has specific monetary policy tools that can surgically attack bubbles.

The hawks are absolutely right that North Korea is a threat, but wrong in assuming that the solution is more pressure.