Iwnetu et al. [ 17] questioned if this increase was simply due to over-diagnosis, with their study concluding that up to 15% of all TBLN cases could be wrongly diagnosed; however, this clearly does not completely explain the high incidence of extrapulmonary TB.
However wrongly, a minority of private sector landlords still believe that tenants claiming housing benefit are more likely miss rental payments or to not look after properties properly.
The thesis of unaffordability was, however, wrongly argued for reasons already discussed.
However, wrongly assuming that they would probably arrest him and release him shortly afterwards – as was common practice at the time – he went to work as usual.
Finite insurance is, however, wrongly described as alternative risk transfer: risk is not transferred, just made financially less lumpy.The success of alternative risk transfer depends on the price of insurance.
His real fear, he says, is that a vague reference to missile defense in the (non-binding) preamble will be seized on, however wrongly, by the Russians, who will use it to cause trouble down the road.
The judge in Ghailani's trial rejected his argument that his right to a speedy trial had been denied, but one wonders if, at some point, that will come into play for other defendants — especially if the reasons for delaying a trial are as frankly political as the Post article made it sound, rather than connected, however wrongly, to intelligence-gathering concerns.
This assertion, however, wrongly assumes that the principle of political neutrality must be associated with a state of political inactivity.
Only a Democratic president, and only one associated in the public mind (however wrongly) with the fortunes of the poor, could have accomplished such a reversal with such sickening completeness.
