Sentence examples for wrong metric from inspiring English sources

We were concerned with the wrong metric.

Not only was the wrong metric being used to measure progress; the metric was being manipulated.

"When I took over," he said, "we measured our companies' happiness with YC, but that was the wrong metric.

If my grandfather had seen Kinsley's article, he would have pointed out that longevity is the wrong metric by which to judge one's life.

Mr. Gaylord, too, thought that clicks and click-throughs were "the wrong metric" and suggested what he called a better measure: "looking at people who have had the opportunity to see a banner, and seeing whether they later purchased" the product.

Do you think Wall Street is watching the wrong metric?

The wrong selection of distance metric certainly results in bad clusters.

Preparing Figure 1 of their letter, Stoeger et al. changed from the right (n PMN) (Stoeger et al. 2006) to the wrong (f P,m) response metric.

The next time a customer satisfaction metric goes in the wrong direction, you and your team can look at these drivers, and perhaps find that average hold time is trending up, and then take action to remedy the situation.

We are not told against what metric that right and wrong are measured, or how the father evaluated that since he has not yet made the journey himself.

Thinking about the bailout this way is both factually wrong, and suggests a frighteningly flawed metric for determining when, if ever, the U.S. government should be throwing public money at failing private firms.