Sentence examples for at a wrong from inspiring English sources

"It was a wrong message to the western Balkans at a wrong time".

"Their only mistake – if you want to call it a mistake – is that they were at a wrong place at a wrong time during the Great Recession".

Write the Chinese character for a leader's name at a wrong angle and you were a class enemy.

If enough people in a group assignment arrive at a wrong conclusion, it could overwhelm your own correct one, which wouldn't happen in an individual assignment.

Whether the sources reported a true earthquake at a wrong date due to calendric problems must still be clarified by historians.

To avoid a biased assessment, a motion template from a Kinect and a VICON were compared with the same testing dataset (i.e., an entire frame of VICON data) for the detection; for instance, consistent errors (e.g., constantly estimating locations of a hand at a wrong but similar place) caused by a Kinect over the frames can positively affect the detection accuracy.

Even crusading journalism wasn't ideological but moral; Edward R. Murrow's "Harvest of Shame" documentary, which aired in 1960, was aimed at righting a wrong, not at taking sides in an employment dispute between agribusiness and migrant workers.

"This show was aimed at sending a wrong message to the outside world about the government's popularity".

"Maybe entering the world of mainstream British theatre at all was a wrong turning".

Or when they consider someone arriving at the ED a wrong patient with no need for emergency care.

The first years of SHOT confirmed that patients were more at risk of a wrong transfusion than of any other transfusion reaction.