Sentence examples for wrong contention from inspiring English sources

Wofsy said the government's "wrong" contention that "climate change is too uncertain to be regulated" compelled him to get involved: "Climate change is a problem that can and should be regulated".

He left it to his audience to figure out whether that meant the committee was wrong, the contention was wrong or the senator's unwavering belief in his own innocence was wrong.

F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote that there are no second acts in American lives, but Pettitte is about to prove that contention wrong, again.

That was a big part of my opposition, in addition to my conviction that the FIS was wrong in its contention that reduced sidecuts would make the sport safer".Statistics will perhaps show who is right.

Some things Trump says are just flat wrong, like his contention that the US is "one of the most highest-taxed nations in the world" or the notion that politicians have done "nothing" about cheap steel being dumped on US markets (in fact, Chinese steelmakers have been punished with tariffs).

Thus, when Dobbs states that Wolf is flat-out wrong in her contention that "A woman with low dopamine will have low libido and depression," I must remind him that this is exactly what the literature suggests, especially in a sexual circumstance.

Univision's Jorge Ramos cited Smith during the March Univision-Washington Post Democratic debate, where Clinton responded that Smith was "absolutely wrong" in her contentions.

Their contentions are wrong".

In the very act of letting him go free, Israel proves wrong Mr Vanunu's contentions about the State of Israel".

That contention proved disastrously wrong.

This Argentina team, with eight players over the age of 30, was supposed to be too old for true contention, on the wrong end of a last hurrah.