Sentence examples for examples of wrong from inspiring English sources

Space for the new entries was made by using more compact type, paring some of Fowler's examples of wrong usage & scrapping some articles altogether.

The "aluminum tubes" reference was a provocative one, given that the Times front page September 2002 piece -- written by Gordon and Miller -- had claimed Iraq was on a "quest for nuclear weapons" and remains one of the most egregious examples of wrong pre-war reporting.

He spoke of the problem of displaced persons as an example of wrong ideas and techniques.

I would agree with you reading this, that is a serious example of wrong place, wrong time.

Is priority-setting a waste of time, a distraction, even – since it uses funds that could be spent on care – a glaring example of wrong priorities?

Cleverly, she has used the scandal to criticise both the previous and the current administration as examples of "old, wrong politics".

We'll undoubtedly continue to see disappointing failures of leadership and examples of Republicans' wrong priorities throughout this year.

Several documents in the Lennon FBI files provide vivid examples of the wrong kind of "interagency cooperation" in the sharing of intelligence information.

One of the best examples of the wrong assignment using NCBI-NR is the node Oryza (21 reads mapped to an unknown protein [ Oryza sativa Japonica Group]), all of which should be assigned to Lachnospiraceae in the phylum Firmicutes.

Political interference in the curriculum and assessment of children is another example of the wrong kind of change.

That was an extreme example of how wrong forecasts can turn out to be, but it was far from atypical.