Sentence examples for the wrong sentence from inspiring English sources
But according to this week's ruling, even under the guidelines Mr Olis got the wrong sentence, as he was not responsible for most of the loss.
A change of emphasis here, the wrong sentence there - and managers rush to switch positions.Yesterday's fall in the dollar may simply reflect a mass exit from the "long dollar, short yen" trade that was very popular earlier in the year when the yen was in freefall in anticipation of QE from the Bank of Japan.
There is a scene in "The Towers of Trebizond" in which the narrator realizes that she has copied the wrong sentence out of her Turkish phrase book and has accidentally been soliciting the attention of a hotel guest when she merely wished to explain that she didn't speak the language; it ranks among the best comic scenes in fiction.
After listing the achievements of this "dedicated public servant" and "trailblazing leader" and "tireless advocate," Mr. Schumer's biographer in Boston intended to insert a word bemoaning the senator's admiration for the New York Yankees, but the word was inserted in the wrong sentence.
Additionally, it is correctly converted into a long sentence "he is sitting with his legs crossed", that is ranked lower than the wrong sentence "he is sitting with his legs".
"The judge gave the wrong sentence but he had the legal right to give it, so we will start there," Rosen said.
Likewise, the Discussion contained a wrong sentence about the same Table and, in particular, the data illustrated in the same line as above.
The several wrong sentences are terminated at the inappropriate words, and longer sentences are unlikely to be generated.
Wrong sentence: Additionally, based on the speciation diagram (Fig. 2) for the pH values 5.0 and 6.0 Cd II Cd(II) was predominant.
Indirect consequences are imposed by the challenges faced when pre-processing noisy documents leading to wrong sentence segmentations and POS tagging errors.
' 0 = identified aspect is wrong Sentence 2: 'In psychology, responsibility is closely related to perceived control and self-efficacy.
