Sentence examples for purpose wrong from inspiring English sources

When brands get purpose wrong Starbucks is a brand that recently found itself in the firing line over its attempts to talk about racial inequality in the US.

This caused an outcry from Hindu nationalists who found the appeasement of minorities by the Congress for political purposes wrong and opportunistic.

Roose had a sense of purpose, however wrong, when he plotted against people – Ramsay is just a monster.

"The use of the Justice Department for political purposes is wrong".

Medtronic said that there was a medical debate about the complications of bone graft use and that any suggestions that it used that issue for marketing purposes was wrong.

Mr. Bush argued that cloning, even for research purposes, is wrong because it involves the creation of embryos that are then destroyed to derive stem cells for potential treatments.

"I didn't really disagree with him," Anderson said, adding that it nonetheless took away many years of his life, and that kidnapping for political purposes was wrong.

In general, he still supports an increase in IMF funds, it seems, but was so upset by plans to use those funds for the wrong purpose in the euro zone that he felt it best if his party voted against:...the ECB has all the firepower it needs.

Can any service be abused for the wrong purpose?

First, as it has evolved, management by objectives has embraced the wrong purpose.

My fiftieth hit me like a tragedy, with a sense of wasted purpose and many wrong moves made.