Sentence examples for addressing the wrong from inspiring English sources

So PlaNet Bank may be addressing the wrong problem.

But it's addressing the wrong part of the problem".

This reassuring answer, though, is addressing the wrong question.

"Have we been addressing the wrong things because are we missing the root cause, something much deeper?" she says.

This is probably guesswork on your part and there is a danger you could be addressing the wrong problem.

Perhaps it dawned on Crane that he was addressing the wrong character — that he would have a better time talking to an artist's model — because he became bolder about crossing the line that separated respectable people from the demimonde.

For the Palestinians, he says, "1948 is the heart of the matter and only addressing the wrongs perpetrated then can bring us closer to the end of the conflict".

They address the wrong question, says Mr Collier.

"How Activist Is the Supreme Court?," by Adam Liptak (news analysis, Sunday Review, Oct. 13), addresses the wrong problem with the court's activism.

The prime minister has quite simply addressed the wrong priorities at the wrong time and has failed the challenge of leadership.

Although Mr. Fiala called term limits themselves "dead wrong," he said the Council attempt to address the wrong was "potentially worse".