Sentence examples for wrongly focused from inspiring English sources
The debate so far has been inadequate and wrongly focused.
They said prosecutors wrongly focused their attention on the two based on rumors.
Reform to the regulation and inspection regime has been overcomplicated and wrongly focused.
The Paulson plan is not only wrongly focused, it also asks too much of tax payers.
The most recent battles have wrongly focused on arguments about the "supremacy" of the House of Commons over the Lords.
The one country that could unite all of us in fighting terrorism is unfortunately wrongly focused on Iraq and the 2004 American election.
"Bahrain Boils Under the Lid of Repression" (front page, Sept. 16) wrongly focuses on alleged repression and does not consider both sides of our unique story.
Tests also wrongly focus on individual insects, according to Connolly: "For social insects, it is the colony that is the breeding unit and the most important".
Steven A. Ludsin East Hampton, N.Y., Nov. 4, 2010 To the Editor: In his Op-Ed article, as he did throughout his presidency, Bill Clinton wrongly focuses his pressure on Israel to finish Yitzhak Rabin's work, instead of focusing on the Palestinians, who, after all, are the ones responsible for destroying what Mr. Rabin started.
Speaking outside the high court, Hallam – who was put in prison at the age of 17 and released only on Wednesday – said he had not received an apology from the police for wrongly focusing on him as one of the killers of Essayas Kassahun in a gang attack in Hoxton, north London, in 2004.
He argues that biodiversity has been wrongly focussed on "inventory" of species, genes, ecosystems and has neglected processes that create and maintain natural values.
