Sentence examples for wrong consequences from inspiring English sources

"Conventional MBA programmes train the wrong people in the wrong ways with the wrong consequences," he complains.

In a book published last year, "Managers not MBAs", Henry Mintzberg, a Canadian business professor and a long-time critic of the degree, wrote that "the MBA trains the wrong people in the wrong ways with the wrong consequences".Not surprisingly, many business schools reject these claims.

Reasons for not requesting or resending the test package were the 'feeling of doing it wrong', the consequences of a negative outcome (threatening), and the 'unpleasant' or 'unclear' procedure (annoying).

When things go wrong, the consequences can be serious and far-reaching.

If you get something wrong, the consequences can be severe and enduring.

It is an account of an intervention which went badly wrong with consequences to this day".

When the court gets it wrong, the consequences can be serious.

When he gets it horribly wrong, the consequences don't bear thinking about.

So when things go wrong, the consequences are more serious than if there is a slump in equities, say.

In this area Europe's parties and politicians always think carefully about the signals they send and getting it right or wrong has consequences.

"I'm looking at when things  go wrong, the consequences  – studies of shift workers show they have a hugely increased  risk of depression and diabetes  – and what we can do to correct  it, including making drugs.