A lady's glance over a man just develops wrong feelings.
Even unexpected instruments like the trombone need tuned, or you'll develop the wrong positioning on the slide when you're trying to hit the notes.
If you don't have a lot of resources you want to keep costs low, but that takes you down a different path of thinking that you essentially, you end up learning the wrong things and developing the wrong skills at that stage.
His defeat last week exposes the fact that the Prime Minister has developed the wrong strategy and deployed the wrong tactics to be able to deliver for Britain in Europe.
For example, during the administration of Thomas R. Suozzi (2002-09), Nassau County developed No Wrong Door, which was nationally recognized for ending fragmented service delivery and for promoting effective and efficient collaboration among county human service agencies.
"We will make sure no one is forced to sell their home to pay for care in their lifetime, and no one sees their life savings disappear just because they developed the wrong kind of illness," he writes.
Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, who said reforming the funding of care was a priority for the Coalition in the second half of its term in office, said yesterday that under the plans no one would have to sell the family home in old age "because they developed the wrong kind of illness".
If a person develops the wrong habits and goes to excess, the ruler "must follow the same course in treating it as in the medical treatment of bodies," which is to reestablish equilibrium ("Eight Chapters" 4).
The practice of developing distracters, wrong answers that students frequently choose, from students' own words is a well-established strength of concept inventory development (Sadler, 1998; D'Avanzo, 2008).
