Sentence examples for cases wrong from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Fitzgerald, who helped investigate and prosecute many of those terrorists, cited other records to suggest the research was flawed and in some cases wrong.

"We think the government has badly underestimated what loans will cost them because they have made unrealistic and, in some cases, wrong assumptions," HEPI director Bahram Bekhradnia said.

And in death-penalty cases wrong convictions might be impossible to put right.Police interrogations also follow linguistic guidelines about direct and indirect speech that seem odd and unreliable.

And officials who testified about terrorist plots uncovered with the help of the N.S.A. programs got the details of some cases wrong.

We believe that the taking of a life by the state is in all cases wrong, but it is particularly so with the deeply flawed system that exists today.

An attempt by npower to rebuild trust in the energy industry has backfired after a report it produced on power costs was described by both the government and the regulator Ofgem as misleading and in some cases wrong.

"Aside from getting this case wrong, it serves only to address a make-believe problem".

It is, in any case, wrong that this should have happened.

Duke LaCrosse case, wrong.

It was an admission, Goodell said then, that the league had gotten the Rice case wrong, and that it would make meaningful changes as a result.

And many arrests end up simply being cases of "wrong place, wrong time".