Sentence examples for wrong supposed from inspiring English sources

A detailed analysis permitted the recognition of different possible reasons for such discrepancies: sequencing errors in public sequences, wrong supposed specificity (sometimes due to more recent sequences than the oligonucleotides being evaluated) or even typing errors in the oligonucleotides.

Wrong, I suppose it is wrong to erect fast roads along the beach because the sea is everyone's cathedral.

If things did go wrong, they were supposed to go wrong in some appropriately futuristic fashion -- the Y2K bug would shut down the world, or we would have an exotic financial crisis involving e-commerce.

In effect, this would be to grant that the non-naturalist is right about the semantics (moral predicates do purport to refer to non-natural properties) but wrong about the metaphysics (the non-naturalist is wrong to suppose moral predicates refer to anything).

(What if she had a full-time, stay-at-home partner, for example? Is the decision still wrong?) But supposing you do judge her and think what she's doing is wrong, both as a parent and as an employer.

Yet it would be wrong to suppose that Peres lacked governing principles.

It would be wrong to suppose that Isaiah came to Israel simply to announce the approaching disaster.

But it is wrong to suppose that the deficit is unfixable, as two proposals for fixing it have shown this month (see article).

To them it seems absurd and wrong to suppose that a value can be put on, say, the survival of the Indian tiger.

Where lock-in is a factor, it is wrong to suppose that consumers and producers will blunder on as if it were not.

But the casual observer of Braxton and Maltby at Mrs. Foster-Dugdale's or elsewhere was wrong in supposing that the two were totally unlike.