Sentence examples for much wrong in from inspiring English sources

With respect to the Middle East, Obama didn't even say we'd gotten much wrong in the past.

This concern has become more urgent since the financial crisis, since so many financial firms did so much wrong in such complicated ways.

This was last chance saloon time for the Scots, although they hadn't done too much wrong in their attempts to qualify for Mexico 70.

Mike Nichols and his cast get so much wrong in the Broadway revival of Harold Pinter's Betrayal (1978), let's start with what goes right.

Much of his reading, though, is spot-on – the hard-to-read second movement is judged perfectly – and he doesn't get much wrong in the increasingly bleak journey through the finale, either.

The Los Angeles bid is, of course, making big commitments of its own to sustainability, and the truth is that the I.O.C., which has gotten so much wrong in recent years, is lucky — very lucky — to have two bids of this quality.

"I didn't feel I did much wrong [in the second set], she played too good, hitting winners and aces.

A couple of fairly significant injuries at key moments during the past 12 months, a missed summer tour because of a call-up to the British and Irish Lions squad, and a handful of promising performances by his understudy — without really doing very much wrong, Greig Laidlaw, in the eyes of an increasingly vocal tranche of Scottish rugby supporters, has become yesterday's man.

England haven't done that much wrong today, or in the series in truth, apart from that diabolical first innings in the first Test.

In essence, though, there is not much wrong with cricket in general or the Twenty20 game in particular.

Three clean sweeps in eight seasons: there cannot be much wrong with rugby in Wales.