Sentence examples for something dangerously wrong from inspiring English sources
The Tampa Scale of Kinesiophobia (TSK) was used to assess fear-avoidance cognitions i.e. self-reported fear of movement and (re)injury (e.g. 'my body is telling me I have something dangerously wrong'it'st's not safe for a person with a condition like mine to be physically active').
The acrid smell meant something was wrong, maybe dangerously wrong, and John Schneider, sitting at his superintendent's desk on Monday in an office building on West 40th Street, just off Times Square, immediately looked outside.
While the prime minister declared his complete faith in the security service in the Commons yesterday, his decision to ask the Intelligence and Security Committee ISCC) to look again at the policy governing the interrogation of detainees will be seized upon by campaigners as an acknowledgement that something has gone disastrously, dangerously wrong.
That's dangerously wrong.
This is dangerously wrong.
But I'm increasingly convinced that we've got the ending wrong — perhaps dangerously wrong.
P21 Philip Collins: To call the BBC biased is dangerously wrong.
Meanwhile, some doctors are getting it dangerously wrong.
Any attempt by negotiators to expand the exceptions would be moving in a dangerously wrong direction.
The switch could have been installed in two ways, one of which was dangerously wrong.
