Sentence examples for wrong evidence from inspiring English sources

The mortality was staggering the French chronicler Jean Froissart's estimate that the first wave carried off one-third of the population was perhaps not far wrong; evidence shows that rural areas were no less afflicted than towns.

When Ellison told Walton, now the Met's commander of counter-terrorism, that he would be criticised in report, published on Thursday, Walton said he had provided wrong evidence, and gave another statement.

The most plausible identifier assignment is determined correctly - despite wrong evidence coming from bocT in τ 41.56 and two proximate ε values in τ 41.55 and σ 41.57.

Although methods siz1m, s i z 1m:p o s m and s i z 1m:b o c T would solve the case correctly, the combined wrong evidences of posm and bocT outweigh the value coming from siz1m.

But that his own spokeswoman got his plan wrong seemed evidence that his campaign had not discussed it in any depth.

Rest assured that if you feel relaxation methods like yoga or meditation are airy-fairy, namby-pamby nonsense, you are wrong: the evidence is overwhelming.

The NHS is designed to support and empower, but cannot help those who feel there is something wrong when evidence points to normal development.

But even if he's wrong, the evidence still points to there being many more extremely old people around in the future.

Inside the court a few minutes earlier, the creator of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, Professor Sir Roy Meadow, had been deemed to be 'simply wrong'; his evidence a 'travesty'travesty

Beneath all the anti-liberal rhetoric is an unquestioned insistence: that the way in which our societies seem to have gone wrong is evidence of a fatal flaw somewhere in the systems we've inherited.

He claimed many official predictions about the benefits of European projects such as the euro had turned out to be wrong, suggesting evidence for the Loch Ness monster was "considerably better than Treasury forecasts".