Sentence examples for wrong paradigm from inspiring English sources

"The idea of energy independence for the United States is maybe the wrong paradigm — I don't know if we can ever be independent," he said.

"Trying to equate it to a Pap smear is the wrong paradigm, and it's just irrelevant," said Dr. Christina Nicolaidis, a general internist and researcher at Oregon Health and Science University.

Visiting Moscow this month, Carlos Ghosn, the boss of Renault-Nissan, a global carmaker which is buying control of AvtoVAZ, the maker of Lada cars, argued that the weak currency will be "an advantage for local brands".But thinking that a "weak rouble is the way forward" is the "wrong paradigm," argues Yaroslav Lissovolik of Deutsche Bank.

So, it seems Netflix TV is as locked into the dominant, and wrong, paradigm as any regular network TV program.

Considerations of simple resonance as those described above are naive in the sense that the climate system is considered linear, which is a wrong paradigm.

In reviewing William J. Goode's theory of family modernization, Cherlin points out that the changes in families around the world proved modern convergence theory and development paradigms wrong.

The paradigm is wrong.

"The entire paradigm is wrong.