Sentence examples for finds something wrong from inspiring English sources
If she finds something wrong with her order, blame the previous chef, who no longer works there.
"If someone finds something wrong at 9 a.m., we can fix it here in a minute and a half.
Without a contingency, you will lose your deposit if the appraisal comes in low and you are unable to make up the difference, or if the bank finds something wrong with the building and will not lend the money.
They are nervous that if, a few years from now, one of the schools commissioners finds something wrong with the new trust, they can fire the managers, invite in a new academy chain that local families don't approve of, and their lovely local school is gone.
The business of returns starts when a customer, retailer, dealer or manufacturer finds something wrong with a product (outdated, spoiled, broken or flawed).
Each time Mr. Mallard selects a location, Mrs. Mallard finds something wrong with it.
Pressure to report There is a "need" to find something wrong with the patient, so findings, often insignificant or even "invisible" are reported in a language that is ambiguous but might be misinterpreted as something significant (local data).
