Sentence examples for the wrong concerns from inspiring English sources

There is general agreement that the wrong concerns the kind of reason or motive that guides the action of the agent of discrimination: the agent is acting on a reason or motive that is in some way illegitimate or morally tainted.

In general, all the wrong concerns tend to be raised about research sponsorship.

Last year, some of the wrongs concerned the show: Radio City Music Hall was not available for the ceremonies; Rosie O'Donnell pulled out as the host, and the ratings and general telecast quality plummeted.

What Lewis is writing about in "What Went Wrong?" concerns one of the greatest cultural and political divides in modern history.

Concerning administrative consequences, not diagnosing comorbidity represents an undercommunication of the burden these patients represent to the health care system and consequently gives the wrong signals concerning how to develop necessary services.

Justice Kennedy, however, seemed primarily interested in questioning the law for the wrong reasons, concerned that the Defense of Marriage Act interferes in the primary right of states to regulate marriage and its benefits.

"If it's wrong concerning the Bible, show us this, why it's wrong," she said.

The barriers that prevent most youngsters from running amok an inherent sense of right and wrong; concern for their job and education prospects; shame seem not to exist in the minds of the rioters.

Practice your peacemaking skills if someone gets angry at you, and if something has gone wrong concerning you, make every effort to right it while avoiding an argument, especially with your boss.

The report praised some I.R.S. efforts to halt fraud, but said that its increased use of automated data matching — which was used to notify millions of taxpayers that they had paid the wrong amount — raised concerns.

Rev. Wright is absolutely the wrong medicine for those concerns.