Sentence examples for particular wrong to from inspiring English sources

Yellow Jersey has righted that particular wrong to mark 50 years since the best of them, Paper Lion, was first published.

Second, Chambers claims that the fact that the entire amount of fees was awarded means that the District Court failed to tailor the sanction to the particular wrong.

In the MIDAS example, it could be reprogrammed to weigh a false accusation just as damaging as a fraud gone undetected, making it much more sensitive to that particular wrong, even at a slight loss of income in fines.

Social Security was by rights begun to redress a particular wrong and then disappear.

Her impressive performance on the Showtime series has completely gripped audiences and the grateful Best Actress in a TV Drama took the opportunity during her acceptance speech to right one particular wrong.

In particular, he was wrong to think Islam was necessarily, and therefore immutably, intolerant.

The German government is therefore right to insist that political union must be the aim for the euro zone, and other governments — in particular France — are wrong to neglect or downplay its importance.

The Fed is over-confident about its ability to manage the exit strategy; in particular, it is wrong to view increases in interest rates paid on reserves as a new and more effective instrument for accomplishing a painless exit.

In particular, it is wrong to assume that everyone wants quadruple play, he thinks: "We're not saying that there are no customers who demand this we're saying it's a very small fraction of customers".So far, the evidence seems to prove him right.

Third, do the background conditions in which a wrongdoer acts affect her culpability for a particular wrong?

By itself, there's nothing in particular wrong with it, and indeed variants of this pattern do occur.