Sentence examples for wrong experience from inspiring English sources

Whether he is right or wrong – and he appears often to be wrong – experience teaches us that acts that fall far short of torture have drastic consequences.

These are designed to be searched by keywords in order to vet candidates with the "wrong" experience (and we already talked about how useful experience by itself is).

Facebook showed caution, telling me "We don't want to show too much sponsored content because that would be the wrong experience for news feed" and that it will be watching everyone's reaction to figure out how often to show the mobile app ads.

Don't get me wrong, experience is great, but not for its own sake.

The items cover physical examination, procedural steps to arrive at what is wrong, experience of the provider, etc.

Still, while the original proponents of the doctrine won't ever admit that they were wrong — my experience is that nobody in the political world ever admits to having been wrong about anything — you might think that having been so completely off-base about something so central to their belief system would have caused the Austrians to lose popularity, even within the G.O.P.

Ruth Carter, a 35-year-old lawyer, author and blogger from Phoenix, Arizona, developed an eating disorder after she was molested and raped by her brother as a child, then forced by her family to pretend nothing was wrong – an experience she discusses on her YouTube channel.

However, when things do go wrong, people experience more regret for acts of commission (doing) than for acts of omission (not doing) [ 15], and think more about harm caused by direct action than about indirect harm [ 9].

Those predictions were not entirely wrong: Europe experienced a big surge in cross-border corporate mergers and European companies began raising much more money than before through international stock and bond offerings.

Note that there is nothing inherently wrong with experiences that do not yield a measurable effect in learning.

The reputation of an aircraft and its maker is on the line when things go wrong, as experienced by Airbus this year when it admitted that cracks in brackets in the wings of its A380 would need fixing at vast expense.