Examples of using Wrong conclusions in English and their translations into Slovenian
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To all the wrong conclusions.
Otherwise, there will be misunderstandings and wrong conclusions.
They draw wrong conclusions, they drop things.
This leads often to wrong conclusions.
Each of these steps is quite difficult anderrors at either step could lead researchers to the wrong conclusions.
Funny but very wrong conclusions.
I think that when doing things in the heat of the moment, you can come to the wrong conclusions.”.
They can lead to the wrong conclusions but they cannot lie.
Over analyzing will lead you to the wrong conclusions.
It eventually leads to wrong conclusions, evaluations, and assumptions, thus affecting your site's performance and credibility.
You always come to the wrong conclusions.
Having thought up the next round of their novel,you can make a mistake and make wrong conclusions.
Now let us not draw some wrong conclusions from this parable!
Because of this lack of information, people would make wrong conclusions.
But let us not draw the wrong conclusions from this disclosure!
You make wrong consideration and thus you reach wrong conclusions.
Thus making mechanicalcalculations in productivity comparisons can lead to wrong conclusions, unless the actual content of different sectors is taken into account.
Quite the opposite: evidence can be fabricated to disguise a source,or to lead to wrong conclusions.
This often leads us to wrong conclusions.
Emotional closeness and restraint,unwillingness to understand the subtle nuances of their emotions leads to the wrong conclusions.
Sometimes this leads to wrong conclusions.
Not widely generalized, and can often lead to wrong conclusions.
That will always lead to wrong conclusions!
Don't be surprised. And do not jump to the wrong conclusions.
Angry people tend to jump to wrong conclusions.
A long article with all the wrong conclusions.
These types of thinking lead to wrong conclusions.
And they include information that could lead readers to wrong conclusions.
Perfect reasoning based on wrong premises will lead to wrong conclusions.