Sentence examples for going wrong said from inspiring English sources

"At least this is something great to enjoy when the economy and everything else really seems to be going wrong," said Alfredo Maxedo, a taxi driver.

"Something fundamental is going wrong," said Dr. Steven Woolf, chairman of the Department of Family Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University, who led the panel.

"He wasn't close enough to the railway to know what was going wrong," said one rail industry source.

"They have horribly underestimated the likelihood of a spill and therefore horribly underestimated the consequences of something going wrong," said Robert G. Bea, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who studies offshore drilling.

"Just about everything is going wrong," said Edwin Lyman, a physicist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a group that has consistently opposed the plant because it would introduce into the commercial world a material that can be purified to make bombs.

"Certainly one reason is that when things are going well it's a lot easier to stay on the same page than when everything seems to be going wrong," said David R. Gergen, the longtime political strategist, now at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, who was brought in by President Bill Clinton to bring discipline to a White House where everyone would say anything.

"When you do that, it becomes very easy to see when something is going wrong," says Althorp.

"What went wrong?" said Tom Wood, Northampton's England flanker.

"So many things could have gone wrong," said one official.

"The question we must all ask ourselves is, Where did it all go wrong?" said Mr. Levene.

All of the students have committed to learning what went right and what went wrong," said Zuber.