Sentence examples for wrong standards from inspiring English sources

But a lot of the time TV is judged by the wrong standards.

By damping the amplitude of the X-ray absorption fine structure oscillations, it severally distorts XANES spectra which may lead to incorrect XANES peak sizes, attenuated XANES amplitude, uncertainty in determination of coordination number and wrong standards spectra for linear combination or for PCA target transform.

Relativism, roughly put, is the view that truth and falsity, right and wrong, standards of reasoning, and procedures of justification are products of differing conventions and frameworks of assessment and that their authority is confined to the context giving rise to them.

Instead, I was judging my marriage by the wrong standards -- which, I've since learned, most of us do.

Mr. Turow and Mr. Vance used the wrong standard.

"We believe the court applied the wrong standard of law".

Did the lower courts use the wrong standard in entering an injunction?

"You don't say the trial court misapplied the legal standard, you say the trial court applied the wrong standard".

First, as we stated the trial court erred as a matter of law in utilizing the wrong standard.

The United States Supreme Court reversed the decision, saying the justices had applied the wrong standard, and remanded the case to the Florida court.

When Vice President Dick Cheney justifies the invasion of Iraq by asserting that Iraq without Saddam Hussein is better off than before, he is using the wrong standard.