wrong conclusion in a sentence

• He often arrested the wrong person or came to the wrong conclusion.
• Yet that would be the wrong conclusion for the summiteers to draw.
• And that, IMO, would be exactly the wrong conclusion to come to.
• The spot certainly is designed to shove viewers to a wrong conclusion.
• He was mildly confrontational if he thought I was drawing the wrong conclusion.
• We all believe that the World Health Organization came to the wrong conclusion,
• They looked at the existing strategy and they drew exactly the wrong conclusions.
• McDonald's spokesman Walt Riker said people have been jumping to the wrong conclusions.
• Zezov's lawyer, Robert Baum, said Bloomberg jumped to the wrong conclusion.
• Neglecting this information in knowledge discovery may lead to wrong conclusions.
• It's difficult to see wrong conclusion in a sentence .
• It is missing important context and leads the reader to a WRONG conclusion.
• :I think they make the wrong conclusion; low-impact journals also publish unreliable science.
• I was looking at the three funnels and jumped to the wrong conclusion.
• In a quantum leap to the wrong conclusion, Dan Jansen's name was invoked.
• Fred was an outspoken young boy who always jumps to the wrong conclusion.
• In recognition of this, NATO's political bosses have drawn exactly the wrong conclusion.
• I feel really bad about jumping to wrong conclusion here.
• Why aren't CEO's fired in mid-season and, hey, Jerry . . . wrong conclusion.
• If any uninvolved editors think this is the wrong conclusion, feel free to reopen.
• Judith makes a wrong conclusion and thinks Jens is a pedophilia, although Emma denies.