Sentence examples for wrong concepts from inspiring English sources

The path taken over the past decades in the relationship between rich and poor countries, between North and South, had ups and downs, with much waste and mismanagement, programs based on wrong concepts, wrong assumptions and wrong policies.

In addition, students may have multiple ideas about a single topic, some of which may include both right and wrong concepts (or multiple wrong concepts).

The misinterpretation of such results might induce wrong concepts on the functional morphology of Golgi apparatus.

The remaining false positives were due to missing concepts or variants so that existing but wrong concepts were extracted.

"'Me and them' is a wrong concept," he insists.

The gladiator plays a big part in inundating the masses with the wrong concept".

People "have this wrong concept, thinking good whiskies can only be made in a colder climate," he said.

"But from the outset," Mr. Yeager said, "the upscale mall was the wrong concept, the wrong design, in the wrong place.

Chadwick was a lawyer and his scheme was based on a wrong concept of the cause of disease.

I don't mean he lost "objectivity," since I think holding that up as an ideal is wrongheaded; it's the wrong word, and the wrong concept.

"Ashis Nandy intended to support the cause of an oppressed people but he deployed the wrong concept and made an incorrect assertion.