Sentence examples for wrong assuming that from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

But it would be wrong to assume that bundling is inevitably bad in those circumstances.

You are wrong to assume that job failure will be crushing.

And he suggests it is wrong to assume that could not happen in the UK.

It would be wrong to assume that Bashar is simply a puppet.

Dr Kathy Fawcett Bristol Simon Hughess is wrong to assume that independent schools obstruct social mobility (No more Mr Nice Guy, 8 January).

So it is wrong to assume that tax is a penalty rather than a subscription to society.

Convinced that Newton was wrong to assume that white light could be broken into light of different colours, Goethe proposed a new approach of his own.

Scott Walker supporters would be wrong to assume that Wisconsinites necessarily support an anti-union agenda – or more broadly his reckless slashing of government spending.