Sentence examples for present wrongs from inspiring English sources

IS, inflicting very present wrongs, is likely to divert his attention for now.

Obama allowed that black anger about past and present wrongs was counterproductive; he also pointed to the way that American politics had been shaped since the Nixon era by the exploitation of white anger in the South and elsewhere.

The United States had to choose between détente and stability or its present "wrong road leading to the explosive situation by persistently pursuing its hostile policy" toward North Korea, Mr. So added.

Futurists use to understand that if we present wrong or poorly formulated questions concerning different futures we will get irrelevant answers.

Either the foal is presented wrong (dystocia), or it's too big and not coming through the birth canal readily.

Throughout his tenure, Holder has consistently lived up to the notion of advancing civil rights in this country in an effort to right some of our past -- and present -- wrongs.

When this spirit is present, no wrong can stand against it.

"Let no one use this tragedy to make such sweeping generalizations about the happenings in India that they demoralize Indians and present a wrong picture of India abroad," Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee said on Saturday.

People present the wrong credit cards to pick up tickets ordered by phone, young teenagers try to get into R-rated movies, and the line wraps around the block for the new "Star Wars" and fans are irate when they cannot score seats to the sold-out show.

Indeed, information is normally considered to be of poor quality if typos are present or wrong values are associated with a concept instance, such as an erroneous birth date or age associated with a person.

Chaperones play a key role in the heat shock response, as they are involved in promoting the acquisition of the native conformation by proteins that suffered denaturation and present the wrong folding.