Sentence examples for consider what went wrong from inspiring English sources
In the report's final pages, Dr Stone writes:One might think that the highest priority after a tragedy like Waco would be for everyone involved to consider what went wrong and what would they now do differently.
On Tuesday, two lawmakers - Representatives Marcy Kaptur of Ohio and Peter A. DeFazio of Oregon - urged that leadership elections scheduled for next week be put off until December to give Democrats more time to consider what went wrong on Election Day.
As he flew out of here tonight, he will doubtless have had plenty of time to consider what went wrong and what he can do about it but one thing that is certain is he will make up his own mind.
After Mitt Romney's defeat on Tuesday, the Republican Party must regroup and consider what went wrong.
If it fails to live up to your expectations, consider what went wrong, and learn from the mistake, which didn't cost you anything.
INDIANAPOLIS — On a night of new beginnings, uneasy transitions and unofficial farewells, Donnie Walsh got a standing ovation and Isiah Thomas got a final chance to consider what went so horribly wrong.
Considering the scale of what went wrong for many students enrolled in ACICS-accredited colleges, it's hard to see how to fix things without government action.
It's easy to tick off a number of qualifying conditions that would need to be considered: The original condition, what went wrong during the surgery, etc.
Of course, Dempsey wouldn't have fixed everything all on his own, especially considering that much of what went wrong for the Sounders in Portland happened well short of his position in the final third.
Think about what went wrong.
Meanwhile, note that the importance of an outside and truly independent review is even more pressing today because CBS News boss Fager is also the Executive Producer of 60 Minutes, which would make it impossible for there to be a truly thorough, internal vetting of what went wrong considering Fager himself would be questioned about why his own program screwed up so badly.
