Sentence examples for range of wrong from inspiring English sources

Chemical analysis detected a wide range of wrong active ingredients, including raw materials for the manufacture of methylenedioxymethamphetamine (ecstasy), which suggested the counterfeits may be coming from these factories.

The internet can be a cathartic place, particularly for a young activist who felt fully armed with her own goodness and livid at the range of wrongs she encountered.

The men, including that most prolific source of controversial litigation, Binyam Mohamed, have not been charged with any offences and are now pursuing claims for a range of civil wrongs, including torture, false imprisonment and misfeasance in public office.

8 In the USA, for instance, the estimated rate of wrong site surgery ranges from 0.09 to 4.5/10 000 operations.

To determine the scope of wrong-site sinus surgery.

Sometimes the mental disorder can be predicted as such, with a wide range of things going wrong in one's life and many observers will notice the downfall of the person before she or he realizes it themselves.

It's more like speeding or marijuana use -- activities that many people in a wide range of ages know are "wrong" in a technical sense but not in a behavioral sense.

All models had very small values for median proportion of wrong predictions, ranging from 0.009 to 0.033.

You have to be open to the wide range of things that can go wrong in the world.

Private sector companies dealing with hostage-taking estimate the chances of successful rescue operations are only about 50-50 – or even less – given the range of things that can go wrong.

His 2003 comments indicate that he had picked up at least one ID code term: "If a teacher wanted to say (creationism) is what some people believe and presented a range of views, there's nothing wrong with that" (Thevenot 2003) (emphasis added).