Sentence examples for serious wrong from inspiring English sources

"And it would send a disturbing message to the community at large, including young people, who would see no punishment nor making right of a serious wrong".

Apparently, the majority of people feel that as long as they have good times, they are willing to look away when a serious wrong takes place!

Can you, as a friend, visit someone you believe has suffered serious wrong and yet, as a journalist, pledge not to bring this to public attention?

To place classified information in the hands of a foreign state is a serious wrong to Australia, as it would be with any nation.

If you come across a super-cheap example for sale, chances are it's got something fairly serious wrong with it – and that will undoubtedly cost a fortune to fix.

"She obviously committed a serious wrong," Mr. Tapson said, "but in her view now, she's made peace with God and wants to get on with life, what's left of it".

As for the Lib Dems, he mentions a councillor in Weymouth accused of serious wrong-doing.

"Regarding the events in Dunedin, it should be stressed that the allegations of very serious wrong-doing made against Chris Ashton, Dylan Hartley and James Haskell by Annabel Newton, a member of staff at the team hotel, were entirely false.

Control orders that had been imposed on Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed and a second man, who can be identified only as CF, were quashed after the court ruled that the government should not have been able to answer allegations of serious wrong-doing behind closed doors.

"One has to consider the effect on the public interest in the prevention of crime if any defendant with family ties and dependencies such as those that bind Mr Norris and his wife was thereby rendered immune from extradition to be tried for serious wrong-doing.

Serious wrongs were regarded mainly as public crimes rather than as personal matters, and the perpetrators were punished by death and forfeiture of property.