Sentence examples for wrong leading from inspiring English sources

But Citigroup would not admit that it did anything wrong, leading Judge Rakoff to say that there was no basis on which to make a judgment.

On December 5th, one bombing raid went wrong, leading to the death of two American soldiers and an unknown number of Afghan anti-Taliban fighters.

"At some point in the future we will have a hearing on what went wrong leading up to the fire," Mr. Gerson said.

Its effectiveness is much lower in people over the age of 65, and predictions can be wrong, leading to seasons where the vaccine underperforms.

But, she warns, finding one's way to a satisfying job takes a good deal of systematic work, and without proper guidance, people often go about it wrong, leading to frustration and failure.

She texted, "So painful how his life went so wrong, leading him to take innocent lives.

Moss, East, guessed wrong by leading the spade 10, since his partner had bid that suit.

Lives are being put at risk because people are avoiding learning first aid for fear of getting it wrong, a leading charity warns today.

What's wrong with leading a happy, thoughtful, responsible life where proper nutrition, exercise and good friends keep you alive into your 80s and 90s?

The United States had to choose between détente and stability or its present "wrong road leading to the explosive situation by persistently pursuing its hostile policy" toward North Korea, Mr. So added.

"If you can't be a pioneer what's wrong with leading a crusade?" he says, adding, "There's that old saying about constant water and its effect on stone".