Sentence examples for wrong set up from inspiring English sources

Both drivers are in good form (Hamilton unlucky to be on the wrong set up in Spa due to the limited Friday practice) and with luck evening itself out (hopefully) I expect Hamilton or Button to be the world champion.

Relishing the flavour Picking winners Instant messaging joins the firm Solar cells go organic ReprintsMaking matters worse, simple human errors say, a slightly wrong set-up that puts one particular computer outside a network's defences can leave gaping holes in a company's security system.

If you start your game with the wrong set-up, you reset.

Tripadvisor's loss is horror's gain in this efficient, effective country-break-gone-wrong set-up, in which even the lead actors didn't know what was going to happen.

An Austrian noir thriller, this takes the heist-gone-wrong set-up to intriguing new territory – the countryside – giving our sympathetic crook a new perspective, and bringing him perilously close to his cop nemesis.

It's wrong to set up the educational system that way.

A parent of one of Salo's former students, Hahnee Kang Oh, noticed something was wrong and set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for Salo's treatment.

With all smartphones turned off, we used the old-fashioned way of connecting: calling rooms, getting the wrong person in the wrong language to set up the meeting at the cannonball contest.

Turns out, there's a right and wrong way to set up a WiFi router, and the wrong way can leave you waiting longer for pages to load or Netflix to buffer.

The debacle of the wrong structure was set up by Dr. Watson, who had attended a lecture Dr. Franklin gave about her work on DNA but misremembered a critical measurement.

When things go wrong, inquiries are set up, reports are published and lessons learnt.