Sentence examples for it wrong to use from inspiring English sources

Is it wrong to use "countless" to describe things that can actually be counted?

Wasn't it wrong to use the car to travel to the Lords, however practical?

He said H.G.H. was not forbidden by baseball when he used it, although he acknowledged it was wrong to use it without a medical prescription.

Boren added that he was proud of the response to the incident by students, faculty, staff and alumni and said he hoped those involved would realize "it is wrong to use words to hurt, threaten, and exclude other people".

Uber readily agreed and said that it was wrong to use it.

But what I can say is that, ethically and morally, I feel it's wrong to use them, and it's absolutely wrong to put them in five-foot by five-foot cages".

It is wrong to use Saddam Hussein's trial to unravel "mysteries and crimes," as you put it (editorial, July 1).

Desperate for a way to show its power and control followers, the Vatican decided that it was wrong to use anything other than crossed fingers to control the number and spacing of your children.

Princeton University was not involved in the survey, but it is among the schools that have been taking steps to make sure students know that it is wrong to use material from the Internet without citing the source.

What code phrases should we read by what you said about what kind of people you will appoint to the U.S. Supreme -- MR. GORE It'd be very likely that they'd uphold Roe v. Wade, but I do believe it's wrong to use a litmus test.

Is it really wrong to use them for potentially life-saving research?