Sentence examples for drastically wrong from inspiring English sources

"Something is drastically wrong".

They were drastically wrong.

"There is something drastically wrong here," said the official.

So it's sad to report that in this third season, something has gone drastically wrong.

Peston, to be fair, did know that something was drastically wrong.

He will say: "I believe the government is getting its approach to tackling extremism drastically wrong.

"As usual we should look to America where companies combine annuities with investment backed by insurance, thereby allowing the customer to benefit from stock market returns safe in the knowledge that there is a level of downside protection should something go wrong drastically".

Given the divergence of expert opinion about even the most basic aspects of Aristotle's Categories, it is inevitable that an attempt to give a neutral account of the basic positions it contains will be seen as wrong headed, perhaps drastically so, by some scholar or other.

In adolescents, Dr. Loeb noted, anorexia can develop so insidiously that parents sometimes do not realize that something is wrong until their child becomes drastically underweight.

"When you go up there in the draft and give up those numbers in future drafts and in dollars, if you're wrong, it sets you back drastically.

After all, if there's no consequence for our actions ("feeling bad" about doing wrong), our behavior could change drastically.