The polls were wrong, for one thing: on average, going into Election Day, they had predicted that Hillary Clinton would win the popular vote by about four per cent.
"Somehow I felt it was wrong for one human being to have that much power over another," Judge Alex Kozinski, now the chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, wrote of the days before the guidelines were in force and judges had vast discretion.
Its previous estimates of global production were wrong for one simple and shocking reason: it had based them on anticipated demand, rather than anticipated supply.
Cynthia A. McKinney, Democrat of Georgia, who sits on the procurement subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee, said it was wrong for one federal agency, the Pentagon, to buy large amounts of apparel from Chentex while another, the trade representative's office, had singled out the factory for criticism.
If it was wrong for one, it was wrong for all".
Quote from the show: "It is wrong for one man to have so much service when other men have none".
If my mood or emotional state is wrong for one story I put it away and start another, or scroll down the old stuff and see what's what.
It would have been wrong for one individual to dictate and change the terms of these debates". But Peter Robinson, leader of the DUP and First Minister of Northern Ireland, said the debate negotiations had been the "greatest electoral shambles of all time".
But Gleason insisted that it would be wrong for me to stay in one place.
What's right for one student may be wrong for another.
