Sentence examples for wrong power from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that the cost of choosing the wrong power is relatively small, but slightly higher in the case of the first power.

The paper also investigates the cost of designing a charge according to the wrong power, i.e. not according to the true relationship between road wear and road use.

With climate talks set to resume this year, India has to learn the lesson from its folly at Copenhagen in joining hands with the wrong power.

When the liner Beautiful Dreamer is becalmed four days into its voyage, things soon start to go wrong: power is lost, food begins to run short, a passenger is found horribly murdered and strange creatures are seen haunting the corridors.

This was never about the right or wrong power mode to select.

Woods had the right line, but the wrong power on his birdie shot.

But speaking to the BBC, Lord Falconer said: "It does look like the wrong powers were used.

But Lord Falconer, who helped to bring in the anti-terror legislation, said: "It does look like the wrong powers were used.

Former Lord Chancellor Lord Falconer, who aided in the introduction of the terrorism act of 2000, has said that the government used "the wrong powers" when detaining Brazilian David Miranda at Heathrow airport under anti-terror laws.

I hope I can deliver!' "… Parton sang some of her classics, such as "I Will Always Love You," which Whitney Houston made famous as a ghastly, all-wrong power ballad, and which Parton sings with a sad and quiet sweetness….

Along with the songs on her new album, Parton sang some of her classics, such as "I Will Always Love You," which Whitney Houston made famous as a ghastly, all-wrong power ballad, and which Parton sings with a sad and quiet sweetness, and the sublime "Coat of Many Colors," which she dedicated to everyone's mama.