Sentence examples for wrong implication from inspiring English sources

And Moynihan drew the wrong implication from his prediction as well.

You compared this to children who also adapt to circumstances sensing just how and when to make demands, as parents often find when they are queuing at a supermarket.Unfortunately you drew the wrong implication when you concluded that parents' attentiveness to fussy children makes matters worse.

Those predictions may give wrong implication if other metrics are not considered with them.

Each issue emanating since the beginning of the millennium does not have a right vs wrong implication.

Language must be ultra-specific, lest the wrong implication be made.

The modest performance of the QSAR models in the virtual screening is the result of unreliable predictions for molecules, for which the models are apparently not specified (i.e., the first type of misprediction), as well as wrong implications learned by the model (i.e., the second type of misprediction).

And while I don't think he's right, the way in which he's probably wrong has implications equally destructive of conventional wisdom.

This may result in wrong policy implications (Carson [1991]) or difficultly estimate the willingness to pay function correctly if the number of protest responses is high (Romer [1992]).

This may result in wrong policy implications (Carson 1991) or difficultly estimate the WTP function correctly if the number of protest responses is high (Romer 1992).

34 has her say" (April 26): Thomas Friedman is wrong in his implication that the Egyptian military has mysteriously turned from a pro-democracy agent during the Arab Spring to a repressive force today.

When Asians are referred to as the Model Minority, some may shake their heads and wonder what is so wrong with such implication of the term.