Sentence examples for substantial wrong from inspiring English sources

Carss-Frisk said there would have to "substantial wrong" by a diplomat for him or her to lose their diplomatic status.

A substantial wrong has thus been done with due regard for our national character as well as the rights of the injured people requires we should endeavor to repair" [iii].

Mark Lewis, who has represented some of the most high profile victims of phone hacking, including the Dowler family and singer Charlotte Church, and is still involved in legal actions against Murdoch-owned titles, said outside the courtroom that NI is now engaging in a "pay back" exercise because of the way "substantial wrong-doing" inside the NOTW had been exposed.

Since we can't tell the difference yet, calling it a substantial slowdown is wrong.

Specifically, short pseudohomophones (with reduced letter overlap with the correct spelling) led to substantial numbers of wrong NO responses.

"It's wrong for substantial amounts of money from foreign entities in non-democratic governments to flow into [the] Australian body politic," he said.

And does it help his self-esteem that when he can't come up with anything more substantial, he sees nothing wrong with fanning the flames of racism?

Although medical students consider dishonest behaviour to be wrong, a substantial number of students report that they engage in dishonest behaviour [ 17, 18].

And wrong by a substantial margin.

The cost of getting these investments wrong will be substantial and will impact the success of CCS technology.

Practically every time Greece made a purchase - be it of medicines, highways or guns - a substantial cut went into the wrong hands.