Sentence examples for take the wrong approach from inspiring English sources

"There is a serious possibility that if we take the wrong approach, it would decrease our security and increase the risk of nuclear proliferation," Mr. Levin said of unilateral deployment of missile defenses.

"Not dreadful, not dreadful, my good Chlorinian, merely unfortunate for having strayed!" "Listen, Chlorinian you and the Holy Office, for which I have the greatest respect, you both take the wrong approach to things.

"Not dreadful, not dreadful, my good Chlorinian, merely unfortunate for having strayed!" "Listen, Chlorinian – you and the Holy Office, for which I have the greatest respect, you both take the wrong approach to things.

As Ramsden (1992) pointed out: "Unsuitable assessment methods impose irresistible pressures on a student to take the wrong approaches to learning tasks".

He takes the wrong approach.

Apple felt that Cote's ruling took the wrong approach.

"The city's taking the wrong approach," Ms. Martin said.

One reason, Mr. Schadler said, is that the services may be taking the wrong approach.

Wright believes open-world developers are taking the wrong approach entirely.

In "A Few Good Lawyers" (Op-Ed, April 16), David M. Schizer has taken the wrong approach to improve tax collection.

He suggested that in trying to dominate the market Amazon and Apple were taking the wrong approach to business online.