Sentence examples for wrong principles from inspiring English sources

WRONG PRINCIPLES The death of Julius Nyerere, African independence leader and longtime dictator of Tanzania, evoked a flood of encomiums worldwide.

The Republicans may have the wrong principles, but at least they have principles and stand by them.

That, though, would be the wrong principle to adopt.

This leads to "odd Opinions and extravagant actions" that are characteristic of enthusiasm and which should warn that this is a wrong principle.

In our model, as well as in these biological examples, the better accuracy with increasing group sizes can be explained by the "many wrongs" principle [13], [28], an application of the more fundamental statistical phenomenon known as the law of large numbers.

And given that nuclear power is a tried and tested, safe and secure form of low-carbon technology, it would be wrong in principle to rule it out now from playing any role in the UK's energy future.

So when either group issues its calls for barriers against foreign competition, it is never because free trade is wrong in principle, it is because foreigners are cheating somehow, rendering the principles void.

"It seems wrong in principle," she said.

"These amendments are wrong in principle and fundamentally flawed.

Bombing Islamic State (Isis) is certainly not wrong in principle.

It would be wrong in principle, wrong in law and also (as it happens) wrong in practice.