would be wrong to assume Example Sentences

• It would be wrong to assume that the works have stalled because the contractor is Zambian.
• It would be wrong to assume that the Associations - despite their tough message - are uniformly pessimistic about Canada's future.
• But while UWOs are now available, it would be wrong to assume that they will be the only option used by the authorities.
• For example, it would be wrong to assume that the complement of a positive number is a negative number.
• Indeed, it would be wrong to assume all qualitative methods are alike, so that different qualitative methods may have different aims that bring different validity criteria to bear.
• Moreover, it would be wrong to assume the US was on track before Trump quit the Paris Agreement.
• The facility stated that it would be wrong to assume that STAA can be directly incorporated into existing PHA methodologies.
• So drastic a change is inconceivable in the near future, and it would be wrong to assume that Spanish is necessarily evolving along the same pathways as other Romance varieties, notably French, where
• His clear and often outspoken position on race was not unknown to the committee, so it would be wrong to assume that their findings were not embraced by the committee as a whole.
• Springside Active warrants in Putnam County, Indiana come from the office of the magistrate; however, it would be wrong to assume that the magistrate can issue arrest warrants at his own whim.
• As ATF has noted, it would be wrong to assume that the dealer or first purchaser identified by a trace has committed a crime; rather, that is typically the starting point for law enforcement investiga
• Nevertheless it would be wrong to assume that we cannot explain outcomes without full knowledge of the mechanisms responsible.
• But it would be wrong to assume that hatred and contempt of foreigners are natural and innate qualities.
• Many borrowers assume that a mortgage would simply be out of the question and they would be wrong to do so.
• It is equally wrong to assume that the eye symptoms which presented themselves on 24 December 1996 would be present on the 23 December when in fact, they were not.
• In the first two years, I had this pain, Ii would get depressed, google symptoms and assume I had some easy fix condition only to be told by doctors I was wrong.
• But this would be equally wrong to assume.
• It would also be completely wrong to assume that because a summary trial is provided, justice cannot be done when some questions of facts are required to be dealt with or decided.