Sentence examples for wrong merge from inspiring English sources
Guilt goes far by the wayside when right and wrong merge together into a grey stodgy feeling of adult morality.
Finally, we show that window-based islands can spuriously overlap several, differentially regulated promoters as well as different methylation domains, which might indicate a wrong merge of several CpG islands into a single, very long island.
She suggested there was something wrong intelligence being merged with policy.
"They're telling me there's nothing wrong", Shura sings, as the beeps of an ECG machine merge with ominous synth strings and a defibrillator beat.
As a result, the wrong signals are sent to the brain, and binocular vision fails to merge the images into one.
While Clark Kent Ervin ("No Quick Fixes," Op-Ed, Sept. 8) is right that the Federal Emergency Management Agency's many failures in responding to Hurricane Katrina reflect inexperienced and incompetent leadership, he's wrong to believe that merging FEMA into a new giant homeland security bureaucracy wasn't part of the problem.
To avoid merging of wrong classes, mainly similar classes differing only slightly in their orientations were aligned to each other and merged into a new reconstruction.
Their work consistently records the lives of Indians as they merge with British society, and also attacks what they see as wrong with society.
There's nothing wrong with fantasy and day dreams, but we need to be careful that we don't merge what we imagine with what may actually be happening around us, or unfolding before us.
Yahoo and AOL merge: Maybe 20% likely, and the lowest price target of all ($10 $1313), simply because two wrongs dont make a right.
