Sentence examples for wrong terrain from inspiring English sources

The main government buildings look stranded, like alien monsters plunked in the wrong terrain.

He extended his observation to include other people outside the traditional conservation movement and concluded that the battle for nature was being fought on the wrong terrain and in the wrong language.

It turns out that the terrain at Edwardsport is the wrong terrain for carbon sequestration, even if carbon sequestration were a good idea -- and there are reasons to doubt that.

"The pilot appears to have made a wrong reading of the terrain," Mr. Kim said.

But right now, as the operation begins, many military men say they are wrong, especially in the terrain of Kosovo, where military targets and civilians are inextricably mixed.

He still needs too much to be right about his relationship with his father to allow himself to wander into the rich terrain of being wrong.

On April 28th Phil Lyman, an accountant from nearby Blanding, is due in court on criminal charges of conspiring against the United States for driving an all-terrain vehicle in the wrong place.

"Like my previous record Wrong Headspace, it navigates different sonic terrains, tracks are inconsistent in style, and there's no clear feeling of continuity.

In city traffic or hilly terrain, the SRX seems always in the wrong gear.

A beautiful but sobering page from the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (www.caic.state.co.us) gives detailed accounts of avalanche incidents by year, with color photographs of the terrain and analysis of exactly what went wrong.

Fear, he said as he prepared for a psychological aptitude test, would be the wrong word to describe his attitude to deployment in hostile terrain.