Sentence examples for raise the wrong from inspiring English sources

Historically, the genetic findings combined with a lack of pre-Australopithecus hominid fossils to raise the wrong expectations, which were later overthrown by the discoveries at Aramis.

But Crayon believes that in Beijing, China's political nerve centre, an explosion of interest in the art form might "raise the wrong type of attention".

I now felt sure that I'd raised the wrong subject.

The Labour grandee, now 96, told The Independent: "I disliked him intensely when we were fighting, because I felt he was raising the wrong issues and using the wrong arguments.

When the nurse brought back the babies from bathing them Marjorie had cried out, "This is not my baby!" But her protests went ignored, and she had spent the rest of her life privately convinced she was raising the wrong child.

A member of staff mistakenly raised the wrong door, allowing a lion and a Bengal tiger and tigress to meet.

I've made some incredibly big mistakes many have been hiring the wrong people, raising the wrong investment and focusing too much on product not enough on growth.

So try to be sympathetic for that person that was raised the wrong way.

At best it will raise around £1.7bn a year by 2020, but because it is council tax it will raise the money in the wrong places.

In the interim, Marble Arch had released Legend of the Lone Ranger and Raise the Titanic (right boat, wrong direction!) in rapid succession and slipped quietly out of the Big Tent.

Charles Clarke, the former home secretary, who has been one of Brown's fiercest critics, added: "I think this stuff is quite wrong and I think Andrew Marr was wrong to raise the question in the way he did.