Sentence examples for possible wrongs from inspiring English sources

"The idea that anyone can now be a reporter and commentator, revealing the injustices of society and demanding change is gaining currency," they said, and concluded by asserting "[but] it is better for people to use the advantages of modern technology to watch out for each other instead of merely watching each other's possible wrongs".

A second convention in 1879 tried to right every possible wrong and produced a tome.

Scalia and his colleagues, though, seem to be more worried about another possible wrong.

"They become preoccupied with events that have passed — obsessing endlessly on a possible wrong answer or a missed opportunity.

"I've done all the possible wrong things that you can do in a tennis career," Gulbis said.

Twelve years later, an Queens assistant district attorney, James C. Quinn, was investigating a case involving a possible wrong conviction last August and decided to reopen the Martinez case.

The paper said: "Does he think Britain is a banana republic, where justice is negotiable and money can buy immunity from investigation for possible wrong-doing?

To destroy the habit of traditionary respect for the will of the people as declared through the electoral forms, and to exhibit our institutions as a failure, is the greatest possible wrong.... Hayes believed he could overcome the belief of many citizens that he had been elected by fraud.

Therefore, putative non-inhibitor training dataset can be generated by extracting a few representative compounds from each of those families that contain no known inhibitor, with a maximum possible "wrong" classification rate of <15% even when all of the undiscovered inhibitors are misplaced into the non-inhibitor class.

Chinua Achebe, among other scholars, challenged this because of its negative connotations and possible wrong definition.

For now, Hillary is playing the victim card and blaming any possible wrong on Director Comey.