Sentence examples for practices wrong from inspiring English sources

Don't get me or Friedman or Media Lab folks or Google's hiring practices wrong: To the extent that grades reflect certain expertise in the skills today's organizations and companies require, some test scores are still valid.

It's time our laws caught up with public opinion and nearly every major medical institution that has deemed this practice wrong.

Get immediate feedback: To ensure that the student is never practicing the wrong things, but practicing the right habits and knowing exactly what to correct, it is important to provide immediate feedback.

The Conservatives said HMRC's culture and practices went wrong under Labour.

"But last year a therapist told me my 'sexual practices' were wrong and needed curing.

The fact that government agencies, from the Department of Justice to the Federal Trade Commission to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and others, have found and punished many of these violations speaks well for society's acknowledgement that these practices are wrong.

Don't try and sing or practice along just yet you'll be practicing the wrong words and melodies until you know the song well.

I won't rehearse those arguments here because you have already come to your own conclusion: you believe that the practice is wrong.

He added that "it was wholly inappropriate to prevent the detainees from sleeping" and that such a practice "was wrong in principle and amounted to a form of mistreatment".

They know this practice is wrong and are relieved that someone is speaking out against it".

"It's completely normal for any religious leader to say, 'I think your understanding of this religious practice is wrong,'" said Robert Barnett, a Columbia University scholar of Tibetan politics.