Sentence examples for a particular wrong from inspiring English sources
Social Security was by rights begun to redress a particular wrong and then disappear.
Third, do the background conditions in which a wrongdoer acts affect her culpability for a particular wrong?
The better position, therefore, relinquishes the illusory appeal of the idea of cosmic justice if there is a God, let God handle cosmic justice and locates the value of suffering in the context of a desert agent giving a wrongdoer the punishment he deserves for a particular wrong.
Psychometricians generally reject items with certain statistical profiles, particularly those for which moderately scoring students prefer a particular wrong answer with greater frequency than their lower-performing classmates (Sadler, 1998).
DDMC item answer choices look quite conventional, but the statistical performance of these items is very different than conventional items, because a particular wrong answer is chosen by most of those students who incorrectly answer the item.
In the MIDAS example, it could be reprogrammed to weigh a false accusation just as damaging as a fraud gone undetected, making it much more sensitive to that particular wrong, even at a slight loss of income in fines.
If your child has done a particular thing wrong for the first time, or they did something that was okay in one situation but wrong in this one, you should only give them a warning.
Her impressive performance on the Showtime series has completely gripped audiences and the grateful Best Actress in a TV Drama took the opportunity during her acceptance speech to right one particular wrong.
Yellow Jersey has righted that particular wrong to mark 50 years since the best of them, Paper Lion, was first published.
There's nothing particular wrong with the day, but you never feel like it's quite started.
In the United States particularly, a body of legal doctrine has developed around such issues as how evidence may be submitted to a jury, how a judge may instruct a jury on the law, and what damages a jury may award for particular wrongs.
