11.   She says when other people see a badly behaved child they jump to the wrong conclusions.

12.   The authors give warning that the Government has drawn the wrong conclusions from its experience of the poll tax.

13.   The judge said it was clear police had drawn the wrong conclusions.

14.   Perhaps it was the wrong conclusion.

15.   At their core, of course, the books are police procedurals and uncover the pragmatism that can muddle investigations and lead those other than Rebus to wrong conclusions.

16.   Because attitudes toward homosexuals are evolving, politicians can draw the wrong conclusions from poll findings that seem to back their views.

17.   But having defeated such a weak opponent, it would be dangerous to draw the wrong conclusions or preen ourselves too long.

18.   But some of the suggestions being made in the wake of the tests could lead to exactly the wrong conclusions.

19.   He was mildly confrontational if he thought I was drawing the wrong conclusion.

20.   Instead of textbooks, he used the study of the Cuban missile crisis to discuss power struggles, uncertainty, and drawing wrong conclusions that seem right.