Sentence examples for wrong methods from inspiring English sources

Consider Prohibition: "Good people diagnosed a social ill, but they used the wrong methods to correct it," he wrote.

But I'm increasingly convinced that either we've been using the wrong methods in our campaigns, or we're missing something altogether.

The author recalls the many rice dishes she knew in her childhood, and describes the right and wrong methods for preparing rice.

By M. F. K. Fisher The New Yorker, November 16 , 1968P. 172 The author recalls the many rice dishes she knew in her childhood, and describes the right and wrong methods for preparing rice.

The military gave us our freedom in the battle of independence in 1923; it has kept us on the right side of history during the Cold War and fought off Kurdish separatism — albeit often with the wrong methods.

"Some people argued we were co-responsible for the crisis, because we had been teaching the wrong methods, and not paying enough attention to questions of ethics and sustainability".

"But then a lot of people said I had gotten the correct results with the wrong method," he said.

Borrowed from a former Air Force wing commander's theory that the best route to goal was through "the position of maximum opportunity," Hughes claimed that Brazil in particular had the wrong method.

That would be the wrong method in fighting the causes of the current crisis".

I do not mean to suggest that elected judges are necessarily unqualified, but rather that selection by election is the wrong method for picking judges.

Cases like this are a clue that the wrong method is being applied to a given matrix.