Sentence examples for introducing the wrong from inspiring English sources

Can't they pray at home?" Dan Gilliam, 27, who works at Midlands Vaping, a local e-cigarette cafe, and lives near the mosque site, says: "It's introducing the wrong community into the area.

In this regard, introducing the "wrong" person into a team can have devastating effects on performance.

You don't want to to end up having blundered before the introductions have even begun by introducing the wrong people to each other or by interrupting a fantastic conversation just to get the details out of the way.

'I think you have the wrong guest' Jump to media player BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay accidentally introduces the wrong guest during the programme.

Both of them cannot be used as definition of ritual; they point out the surface phenomena that apply to certain rituals, without pointing out the entity of ritual, to make matters worse and also introduce the wrong and misleading words.

Kulwicki introduced the wrong-way lap.

A piece will be introduced into the wrong camera.

Nevertheless, significant errors can be introduced if the wrong turbulence model is applied by the CFD engineer.

What happens if a new gene is introduced into the wrong section of the plant's own DNA, leading to subtle changes in its chemistry?

At company meetings, he was often introduced by the wrong job title, and other employees did not seem to have any idea what his responsibilities were.

Mr. Horan objected frequently throughout the day, saying that evidence about Mr. Malvo's background and psychological problems was being introduced in the wrong phase of the trial.