Sentence examples for all that went wrong from inspiring English sources

But its report is disappointing in that it has not resolved questions about durability of the plane or the ability of a two-person crew to handle all that went wrong.

They tried to ignore all that went wrong and to make everything perfect, so I was protected.

That is about all that went wrong for host San Francisco against Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay.

Keen to blame George Bush and Tony Blair for all that went wrong, critics prefer to ignore the local angle.

And yet, for all that went wrong before the meltdowns, the fundamentals of Japan's open society served it well in the aftermath: elected officials ordered evacuations and alerted people not to drink tap water and suspended shipments of raw milk; parliament launched investigations into all that went wrong; and the Japanese press chronicled a raging national debate about the future.

If that's all that went wrong with his campaign, and if this is the same Republican Party it was four years ago, or two years ago, then states' rights — everybody versus the federal government — could be important in the general election.

Teachers are underappreciated as these days they seem to be blamed for all that goes wrong in the school system, while education administrators whose issue confusing policies and their high paid consultants seem to rarely accept responsibility.

If possible, clients typically want to know about all things that went wrong during a calculation.

Look at all the things that went right today, instead of all the things that went wrong.

But it came too late to make a difference, or to erase all the things that went wrong Sunday night.

Their invisibility and composition is supposed to keep together all the elements that went wrong with the plot last summer.