Sentence examples for nothing very wrong from inspiring English sources
Well, there's nothing very wrong with all this.
For high-value products it may be less: as DMG's Mr Gurley points out, customers like to know that the manufacturer or retailer has proof of the purchase, if only to make after-sales service easier.Tested, not tiredUltimately, the biggest problem for digital cash is that there is nothing very wrong with the traditional ways of paying for things.
Daily Telegraph: Andrew Gimson: A Speaker struggling to persuade himself that there is nothing very much wrong Daily Mail: Out of order!
It's certainly the moral here, and there's nothing so very wrong with that, other than this essentially conservative picture had dressed itself up as something a lot more daring.
Nothing went so very wrong.
Readers interested in my views can always look for them in my work, where they will find a fairly ambivalent support that was reached after extensive arguments with myself and described only after the war had gone very wrong — but nothing that resembles cheerleading.
When the CDC can announce that one in four young women of all races and colors is already infected with some sort of sexual transmitted disease (STD and we do nothing about it, something is very wrong here at home!
"There is nothing wrong with seeking high educational standards and accountability, but there is surely something very wrong indeed if this comes at the cost of natural development".
Andrew Cuomo is very, very wrong.
"Something is very, very wrong.
