Sentence examples for wrong measure from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Wheeler said compensation was the wrong measure of an organization.

Others have argued that standardized test scores are the wrong measure of school success.

But that, says Gurcharan Das, a writer and former businessman who now advises the government, is to judge the man by the wrong measure.

Payday lenders argue that APR is the wrong measure: the loans, they say, are designed to be repaid in as little as two weeks.

So those ready to acquit the Mail because there was no bald, outright statement of antisemitism were probably using the wrong measure.

People who measure America's strength by the Persian Gulf War are "measuring the wrong measure and shooting at the wrong target," he said in a telephone interview.

When the wrong measures of success drive decisions, strengths can mutate into serious liabilities.

What I saw at organizations that were in trouble was that they applied the wrong measures of performance.

If we don't, we are doomed to using the wrong measures to allocate our precious human and financial capital and to choosing the wrong leaders who will make the wrong decisions.

We have all been watching the wrong measures of progress.

Possible reasons for this may be costs, careers, or wrong measures taken [11].