Sentence examples for wrongly anticipated from inspiring English sources
She used the term "super predator," popularized by an Ivy League criminologist who wrongly anticipated a surge in violent crime among young men, particularly young men of color, to argue in favor of her husband's 1994 crime bill.
An example of this failure is in a paper written in 1989 which wrongly anticipated a heterosexually spread epidemic in the UK because the difference between serial monogamous multiple partnerships and concurrent partnerships was not realised [ 8].
Although America's Federal Reserve did not tighten, it hinted at the possibility, which prompted markets (wrongly) to anticipate a rate increase.
Both Are You Being Served?, wrongly described everywhere as "one of Britain's best-loved sitcoms", and Porridge were better than anticipated.
I have always believed (obviously wrongly) that the most important aspect of publishers was to present us with writing that no audience could have anticipated.
"Nobody anticipated this crisis.
Engineers anticipated this convergence.
Have we anticipated everything?
Hoopla is not anticipated.
