Sentence examples for fall in the wrong from inspiring English sources

In fact it is pretty stupid: some of the cuts will fall in the wrong places.

Mr. Wynne, sounding a bit sheepish, allowed that he had "probably erased" the rest, thinking it might fall in the wrong hands.

But what happens if all that private information fall in the wrong hands?

Production lines get mixed up; things fall in the wrong bin.

Challenges associated to this include ensuring that software agents entrusted with probing and retrieving the security information are not corrupted at the CSP's, or that the collected information does not fall in the wrong hands.

The other individual, whose highest level of education was high school, was afraid that the document would "fall in the wrong hands".

"There is no guarantee that one weapon or another might not at some point in time fall into the wrong hands," Mr. Kerry said in a joint news conference in Riyadh with the Saudi foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal.

"Her look falls in the wrong place".

So far this year, floods have killed more than 850 people in the country as a whole.The annual phenomenon of too much rain falling in the wrong places has revived talk in India of a visionary scheme, decried by environmentalists, to even things out by "interlinking" rivers across the country through canals.

"If you want to talk about tension, you want to talk about stress, if I force myself or allow myself to think about the weather and what can happen out there and what a snowstorm of 12 or 18 inches could do if it falls in the wrong parts of that district... .. So, Empire Zone asks Mr. Bruno, above, what do you do about it?

Both economic and personal safety can be compromised as a result of personal data falling in the wrong hands.