Sentence examples for setting wrong from inspiring English sources

So if I get the field setting wrong then I'll be the one to pay the price for it.

And though Harris has visibly done his research when it comes to flora, antique paintings, weapons and other intricate elements of his plot, he regularly gets the French language and setting wrong.

Our results showed that setting wrong population parameters did not dramatically deteriorate individual parameters estimation as long as the parameters were identifiable (such as δ and ε).

However, setting wrong values for a priori population parameters could lead to severe estimation/prediction errors if BDL data were ignored and not properly accounted in the likelihood function.

But the president spoke of setting wrongs right.

Determining that the jaws had been set wrong was the easy part.

The date on the camera was set wrong, Mike said, though the time is correct.

During that March, 2009, Geneva meeting, Hillary's button spelled the Russian word for re-set wrong.

First, revenge assumes that a person can set right what an adversary has set wrong: you murdered my father, now your death will pay back the loss.

There are various causes of train collisions, including overrunning signals at danger, setting the wrong train routes, over-speeding, brake failures, etc. Setting the wrong train routes is regarded as the main cause of collisions.

"But they're setting the wrong target," Ms. Starbuck added.