Sentence examples for amiss that from inspiring English sources

And boilers are so tightly regulated and cut off so quickly if anything appears to go amiss that safety is no longer an issue, in his view.

For example, when American factories became mechanized, the workers were not permitted to stop the assembly line if anything went amiss; that was the task of supervisory personnel.

"Many things can be amiss that are not shown on a C.T. scan, such as infectious, hematological, metabolic or endocrine abnormalities," Dr. Hufty said.

He said that even if Smiley had a closed screen door, the officer might have had a reasonable suspicion that something was amiss that would have spurred him to enter the home.

Tayleur shows me two letters from Amiss that she kept.

"They can reveal that something is amiss, that you're experiencing affect that is too intense in the daytime.

If you believe fervently that the 21st century belongs to the newcomers, you will find nothing amiss with that.

"So I know something was seriously amiss in that first week," Naren says.

"People feel something is amiss here — that's within their right," said Bowman, who is the chief executive of Major League Baseball Advanced Media.

Word from the front is that Hulkenberg has been on the blower to his team telling them there is something amiss with that motor vehicle of his.

If someone wants me on their team strictly because I'm a woman, then there's probably something amiss in that intention.