Sentence examples for the wrong deal from inspiring English sources

BETTMAN: My bigger concern is that if we make the wrong deal here, there are more franchises in jeopardy.

But he said that he would rather wait to secure the right deal than rush into the wrong deal.

It was "the wrong price, the wrong way to pay, at the wrong time and the wrong deal," he said.

I made it clear that I was not prepared to do the wrong deal or a deal on any terms.

"Ladbrokes' shareholders should instruct the board to properly evaluate all strategic options open to it before committing to what I believe is the wrong deal," he added.

The Irish billionaire and Ladbrokes' shareholder Dermot Desmond launched a blistering attack on the bookmaker's planned £2bn merger with rival Coral, warning that it was "the wrong deal" for the business.

That's because there are many ways an acquisition can go bad: the wrong strategy, deal structure or post-deal integration.

Her last work, published in 1977, when she suffered a disabling stroke, was The Never-Ending Wrong, dealing with the Sacco-Vanzetti case of the 1920s.

"I got a very, very wrong deal".

If it turns out the league overstepped its bounds here, there's presumably no way to right the wrong without dealing some sort of disadvantage to the other 30 teams later.

Thomas L. Friedman says, "If the Bush-Cheney team seemed to be the right guys to deal with Osama, they seem exactly the wrong guys to deal with Katrina".