Sentence examples for is little wrong from inspiring English sources

WIMBLEDON, England — There is little wrong with Court 6 at Wimbledon.

But while there is little wrong with her body, she confesses her mind is still a work in progress.

There is little wrong with the rest of McIlroy's game, which only seemed to add to his frustration.

There is little wrong with a policy which keeps the lights on while limiting the damage to the environment and creating jobs.

If these sound like causes as convincing as any other, they also reinforce the wider sense there is little wrong with this overstretched team that could not have been solved by shelling out on a strong-arm central midfielder and a high-quality striker last summer.

Repeat after me, say the educators: There is little wrong with education that more money won't cure.

There seemed to be little wrong with G.E. when Welch took over.

There would seem to be little wrong with Nick Kyrgios's tennis lately.

There was little wrong with Ward's reactions when he struck twice more for England against Spain in Hamburg earlier this month.

There was little wrong with questioning whether Ronaldo was past his best; when a sportsman reaches 30, it is human nature to look for signs that he has lost his nip.

Ashley said he had not known about the poor treatment of employees but claimed there was little wrong at Sports Direct and that its reputation had been brought low by a few mistakes.