Sentence examples for has got badly wrong from inspiring English sources

Though she diplomatically insists that the politicians she meets are "universally hardworking and charming" Roberts thinks one thing the current generation has got badly wrong is communication, which nowadays needs to be "more of a dialogue, less of a broadcast".

In an opinion piece in The Irish Times, 20 of Ireland's leading academic economists argue that the government has got it badly wrong.

And the waste on developing systems like the national ID card scheme or the NHS database are areas where the Government has got it badly wrong.

"I think the problem for the Tories is if it... comes out in the budget that the growth forecasts and deficit forecasts have gone awry, if living standards don't rise, if it's part of a trickle effect over the next few months that leads people to say the government has got it badly wrong - that is how it could become damaging".

Part of the reason is simple embarrassment at having got it badly wrong in the past.

Governors in six states had declared emergencies, but early on Tuesday weather forecasters began to speculate that they had got it badly wrong.

The Strasbourg court, for example, had got it "badly wrong" in its ruling requiring prisoners to have the right to vote.

Cakir has defended his decision to dismiss Nani, even though most observers - including Real coach Jose Mourinho but with the notable exception of former United captain Roy Keane - felt he had got it badly wrong.

Had she succeeded, the events of that summer might have been very different …" Khan, now consultant cardiothoracic surgeon at Basildon University hospital, said he had seen stills from the film, and that was enough to inform his view that the film-makers had got it badly wrong.

That's not a storm, some New Yorkers told us, as they made their way to work muttering that Bill de Blasio had got it badly wrong.

A series of high-profile incidents where the Met Office has got its forecasts badly wrong in recent years has somewhat tarnished its reputation.