Sentence examples for wrongly abandoned from inspiring English sources

He feels the West has wrongly abandoned Iraq.

DDT is still in use in Africa (albeit in much more limited ways than in its heyday), and if malaria still prevails there it is not because DDT was wrongly abandoned.

He thinks that Dewey wrongly abandons the distinction between voluntary and involuntary expression, and in doing so, undermines paradigmatic examples of expressive behavior.

She wants to move the Labour party back towards the centre ground that Mr Miliband abandoned after wrongly believing British voters had shifted to the left.

A contractor, Victor Titenko, was sent by a field services company called Core Logic after someone wrongly determined the house was abandoned.

These candidates aren't running in the Rust Belt, where free trade is synonymous — rightly or wrongly — with closed manufacturing plants and abandoned Main Streets.

Some farmers have abandoned their fields because they wrongly fear being infected by water in irrigation channels; some in cities are panic-buying.

Abandoned at birth, scorned and wrongly accused of murder, the sensitive and intelligent Wild Boy turns sleuth to prove his innocence in a thoroughly gripping tale about turning difference to one's advantage.

The Australian Privacy Foundation described the system as a "clusterfuck", that wrongly assumed the initial data matching was accurate and then abandoned procedural fairness.

Project Iceworm was ultimately abandoned in 1967 due to unstable ice conditions, and the US wrongly assumed that whatever they had created until then would be permanently entombed in layers of snow and ice.

While the wrongly arrested have been paid compensation for their conviction, they were all anxious to see justice done at the abandoned trial.