Sentence examples for appointed the wrong from inspiring English sources
Unsurprisingly, there are some who say Grade has lost his marbles and appointed the wrong man.
Finally, I genuinely believe that if Tim Gardam, director of programmes, departs as a consequence of your appointment (or if Gardam is reading this memo as the new chief executive) then the board have appointed the wrong person.
To criticise it for appointing the wrong sort of people – crystallised by the Paul Flowers affair – must be juxtaposed with how much failures in organisations like Northern Rock, RBS and Lloyds have cost the public purse, with very much "the right sort of people" in charge.
Yet where Ashley has got away with some dreadful decisions – although there may soon be a reckoning – Short's generally commendable, internationalist vision, has been blemished by his penchant for appointing the wrong people to execute it at the 49,000-capacity Stadium of Light.
But if White actually is the fearless and fearsome slayer of Wall Street wrongdoers that the White House and her old mentor Senator Charles Schumer are building her up to be, then she may well have been appointed to the wrong job.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
Who appointed the other four?
Zedekiah was appointed the new king.
Before that, Governor Harrison appointed the legislature.
He was appointed the orchestra's Conductor Laureate.
