Sentence examples for wrong tilt from inspiring English sources

One wrong tilt or twist could irreparably damage the complex wiring inside.

The horror stories of refugee flights gone wrong have tilted many Europeans toward a more active engagement in the refugee crisis.

Plainly, the government is getting the balance of liberty and security wrong, and the tilt is likely to worsen.

Even tilted the wrong way, it might well survive, though its electronics and other critical components might be harmed by temperatures colder than it was designed to withstand.

It would be wrong to let the balance tilt so far that he can dictate terms.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04969.003 Is it possible that the sorting I have done for out-of-plane tilt is completely wrong, since it has involved the application of a helical symmetry, and the power spectrum in Figure 2B is actually from a highly tilted subset, while the power spectrum in Xu et al. is from an untilted subset?

We don't mean to suggest that the "youth vote" will turn Nixon out of office because he kept silent when the Pakistan Army tried to destroy the people of E. Bengal & because he "tilted" toward the wrong side when war came.

The anti-government populists seem to be tilting at the wrong windmills.

If the body tilts in the wrong direction, the animal rights itself by increasing the strength of the swimming movements on the side that is too low.

In "The Next Nader Effect" (Op-Ed, March 9), Charlie Cook is wrong to suggest that Ralph Nader can tilt the next election toward the Republicans.

He knows almost immediately whether Fields's head is tilted two inches the wrong way, or his shoulders are too far back.