Sentence examples for future wrongs from inspiring English sources

Marsh writes that another reason for the Chancery's growing influence was the remedies available; through orders of specific performance and injunctions, the Court could not only rectify previous wrongs but prevent future wrongs from occurring, while the common law courts were limited to awarding damages.

This strategy respects the influence of the current decision and/or input on the future behavior of the observed system, allows penalizing future wrong decisions, and improves the quality of fault detection.

And it still got the future wrong.

But no one said the North Korean prediction of the post-Iraq future was wrong.

In the late 70s, I published a post-Orwellian novella called 1985 which got the future hopelessly wrong.

Make the right ones, and you'll be rewarded with more choices in the future; make wrong ones, and you'll have fewer choices ahead.

Like George Orwell in 1941, many of Edgar Morin's detailed presciptions in 2011 may, in the future, look wrong-headed or quaint.

The stakes are enormous: done right, our military drawdown will motivate Afghans and their neighbors to negotiate seriously with each other about their future; done wrong, it could precipitate another war.

But the publication was pounced on by out campaigners who claimed it was absurd to make predictions 14 years into the future, and wrong to turn GDP estimates into a figure per household.

Evolution and Creationism are different world pictures, and it is conceptually, socially, pedagogically, and with good luck in the future legally wrong to treat them differently.

Such expectations can be violated – and future persons wronged – even in cases where those persons have not been made worse off, or harmed, by what the agent has done.