Sentence examples for the wrong step from inspiring English sources

But Republicans said tighter gun-control measures would be the wrong step.

Trying to change it now would delay the plan for too long and more delay is absolutely the wrong step to take.

With other carmakers, including Ford, also announcing plans to build small cars in India, some environmentalists griped that it was the wrong step forward.

In an interview on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show the prime minister said: "The prospect of linking arms with Nigel Farage and George Galloway and taking a leap into the dark is the wrong step for our country".

Navigating through a world where the wrong step could be my last has been mind-numbing.

One business writer notes that Interstate's response to declining sales was precisely the wrong step to take: to save on costs, management "reduce[d] the amount of filling in the Twinkies [and] discontinued advertising".

I will always remember it, walking through Moss Side towards the silver floodlights, and seeing Dennis Tueart score his first-minute goal only because my Dad led us up the wrong steps in the old Platt Lane stand.

One thing is certain: if the wrong steps are taken at the outset – or false hope is raised and no steps taken – what little hope still flickers within the younger generation inside Eritrea will be further dimmed, more will flee, and it will be much, much harder to convince any of them to go back soon.

"The whole way the law was brought about, the length of it, the scope of it, was a wrong step in the wrong direction," he said.

With one wrong step, the two countries would have tumbled over the nuclear brink.

Mr. Miryousefi warned that removing the "terrorist sect" from the State Department's list of terrorist organizations "would be another wrong step by the U.S. administration".