Sentence examples similar to a considerable wrong from inspiring English sources

The complications are attributed to a considerable extent to the wrong indication, faulty surgical techniques (tape positioning and overcorrection), and material properties (biocompatibility and contraction of the mesh material).

The complications are attributed to a considerable extent to the wrong indication and faulty surgical techniques; material properties are the other reasons.

"The authority is doing a considerable number of things wrong.

"I was completely and utterly wrong … Holding is a considerable achievement and if it was a debut novel by an unknown Irish writer it would likely garner significant praise".

"The market is saying that those who thought there was going to be a considerable rebound in the third or fourth quarter this year were wrong".

For the record, after a considerable amount of pressure from Jon Snow, Grayling did say he was "wrong" on Channel 4 News yesterday.

Depending on the size of the imaged object, however, this assumption may be wrong, and especially in 3-D acquisition mode there is a considerable amount of scatter in the edge bins.

Get it wrong twice and you lose the right to DRS, putting you at a considerable disadvantage.

There are a considerable number that are over 30, 31, some that are even bigger than that – up to 38 – and that is completely wrong.

Ashley Williams proved a considerable barrier.

That is a considerable understatement.