Sentence examples for wrong assumptions about from inspiring English sources

Each of the characters has made sensible but wrong assumptions about the other two.

The problem is that looking is not the same as seeing, and people make wrong assumptions about what will grab their attention.

It is not just that ratings agencies are incompetent, made wrong assumptions about the housing market and used flawed models to evaluate mortgage-backed securities.

"Most companies or services on the Web start with wrong assumptions about what they are and what they're for," Mr. Williams said.

Or do we have the profound instability of a Miliband- SNP government borrowing more?" Ed Balls, the shadow Chancellor, said the IFS had made wrong assumptions about Labour's plans.

Intuitions about attention lead to wrong assumptions about what we're likely to see; we are especially unaware of how completely our attention can be absorbed by the continual availability of compelling and useful information.

If the bank makes a wrong assumption about interest rates, the portfolio can take a hit.

Perhaps what I was feeling was shame not just the mortification of having made the wrong assumption about Tania's father but the deeper, sickening humiliation of being excluded from the élite group of children who had fathers.

If the dropout rate is high, a wrong assumption about the missing data may compromise the validity of statistical inferences.

Today, the Labour Party endorsed some of the IFS' analysis but said the think tank had made a wrong assumption about the party's fiscal plans.

Last, it is also interesting to note that Clinton and Assange share another point in common: both proceed from the wrong assumption about how the American people will participate in this new global architecture.