Sentence examples for wrong change from inspiring English sources

This is the wrong change.

But the Freedom party would be the wrong change.

What you're doing is you're saying this certification is wrong, change it.

When Mr. McCain frames a choice between "the right change and the wrong change," older Republicans hear echoes from 1972.

"I said I thought I would give people the wrong change but I started to serve and I quite enjoyed it," she recalled.

Ostensibly small problems are a big deal; I vividly remember the prick of tears and tightening of my throat when I realised I'd been given the wrong change in the knowledge that it would screw up a meticulously planned budget.

As I said, what's right and wrong changes historically, and the comma shows this clearly.

"The wrong changes have been done badly," says Lant Pritchett, a former World Bank economist.

Perceptions of what is right and wrong changed when fear took hold in the Home of the Brave.

There is no confrontation in Unforgiven between good and evil; the meaning of right and wrong changes as the tale unfolds; and there are no villains.

Now the critics are repeating many of the arguments they made before: the new package is too large, it makes the wrong changes and it disproportionately benefits the wealthy.