Sentence examples for the wrong future from inspiring English sources

The worst part is that senior leaders are likely to repeat the mistakes of the past by readying the US army for the wrong future; one in which the US could suffer an otherwise avoidable military defeat.

In other words, Has the President written the wrong future biography for himself?

So if his campaign's theory that increased competition among private plans will slow health care costs proves wrong, future beneficiaries could face higher costs.

And they are convinced that Israel is on the wrong track that the future is "dark," as Shalom puts it; that Israel is turning into a colonial power policing a rapidly increasing population of Arabs within its borders.

"At Play, It Takes the Army to Save a Village" (Game Theory, Feb. 3) leaves me worried that the United States Army's Simulation, Training and Instrumentation Command, known as Stricom, focuses on the wrong type of future war.

Arguments against include that it may send the wrong signal to future would-be illegal entrants, and regularising through visas many people here may lead to their dependents overseas then applying too, if the rules allow, thus increasing net migration.

Some argue that the free throw is a fundamental part of basketball, and that the N.B.A. shouldn't change its rules — and send the wrong message to future generations of players — because a small percentage of current players lack a basic skill.

Virgin Galactic said its engineers "have designed a mechanism to prevent the feather [system] from being unlocked at the wrong time in future flights".

Is that the wrong choice for our future?

The wrong view of the future might be worse than no view at all.

He would end up on the wrong side of a future border.