Sentence examples for that could be wrong from inspiring English sources

"Everything that could be wrong went through my head," she said.

The $30 million figure that was floating around is based on two assumptions that could be wrong.

"During the first year, it covers a host of things that could be wrong with new construction," Mr. Desch said.

I'd already come up with a list of things that could be wrong – all were potentially sight threatening conditions which required urgent attention.

In a candid assessment, Robert Chote, chairman of the Office of Budget Responsibility, said Mr Osborne's promises – to reverse tax credit cuts, borrow £8bn less and spend £12bn on capital investment – were based on "small beer" revisions to financial projections that could be wrong.

She spent a lot of time talking to him and then talking to a lot of the other employees, to use it almost as a teaching moment about how we make certain assumptions about other people that could be wrong, that could be, in this case, as you can see, extremely damaging to someone's life, someone's livelihood, someone's self-confidence.

"Rocchi got everything wrong that could be got wrong.

Indeed, it is hard to think of a proposal that could be more wrong for the military, and especially for the victims of sexual assaults.

It was a routine blood test that they usually do during pregnancy that showed that something could be wrong.

There's a lot of things that could be going very wrong.

Our results support the concept that it could be wrong to assume that simply because children live in a sunny area, they need less VitD supplementation.