Sentence examples for in terms of wrong from inspiring English sources

The 'wrong tree' is an alternative topology, which has the highest distance in terms of wrong splits (100%) to the canonical species tree.

Or in terms of wronging: the future persons in both sorts of cases are made to exist in a wronged state but only the victims of depletion have been wronged.

This is a big mistake, not just in terms of wronging the Arab peoples, but also in terms of being harmful to the West's strategic interests in the Arab region.

That nonstandardization has costs in terms of making wrong decisions based on personality characteristics".

Consider the detriment in terms of being the wrong target.

I always thought in terms of right and wrong.

Americans have on occasion been called moralists who often speak in terms of right and wrong.

I think of it in terms of right and wrong," Bowman told The Guardian in an interview.

"This is the trifecta in terms of what's wrong with the death penalty," said Mr. Sothern.

One result of this reconfiguration of the early-music mind-set is that performers and listeners who liked specific performances stopped advocating for them in terms of right and wrong — or correct, more correct and most correct.

Mr. Baiocco said he was not proposing "silly advertising for heart medicine," but rather that "we should talk about health not just in terms of 'Something is wrong with you; take this.' ".