Sentence examples for wrong limited from inspiring English sources

"If Eddie Lampert's strategy is right, then Wal-Mart's wrong, Target's wrong, Limited is wrong, every great retailer in the history of America is wrong".

Who wins, nukes ReprintsEven if all sides do accept that an apology is needed, the wrong kind (limited, grudging or insincere) can backfire.

In a speech to the Brady Center in October, former Justice John Paul Stevens, who dissented in Heller and retired in 2010, said the decision was wrong but limited.

But the camera never returned to that poor young woman, who had the misfortune to be caught expressing what everyone was thinking — in fact, she helps "sell" the clip as a narrative of how wrong we limited human beings can be sometimes.

The use of 'hundreds' may not be technically wrong in its limited context.

However, Dr Nagpaul, who recently described the Government's seven-day access plans as a "surreal obsession", added that using new investment to fund evening and weekend opening may be the wrong use of limited resources.

This impressive short film borrows shamelessly from the kind of science-gone-wrong ideas and limited frame of reference that has found such popularity these days.

If it goes horribly wrong, they face only limited downside.

Ours is a typical piece of colonial closet-cleaning gone badly wrong — a war with limited casualties (for the imperial power), remote operations, and men used as pieces on a chessboard rather than as blood cells in a hemorrhage.

Meanwhile, those cities at the other extreme, the ones with the "wrong industries and a limited human capital base," are stuck with dead-end jobs and low average wages.

We all know what's wrong: no Burress and a limited Jacobs.