Sentence examples for wrongly set from inspiring English sources

Wrongly set limits encourage drivers to use the speed limits as their safety limits.

It failed to explode because the timer had been wrongly set.

A technical command on the bank's iPad application, it turned out, was wrongly set to redo transactions that had initially failed.

(There are actually more with that tag apparently taken in 2000, but I'm dubious about some: I think they're more likely modern smartphones with wrongly set dates).

The school wrongly set complex religious requirements, such as parents needing to provide original baptism certificates for the child and both parents, and needing to give details that could reveal, for example, whether they were married.

The main cause is probably wrongly set and economically demotivated system that causes a significant leeway in DS behind all-European average (7-107-10%all surgical procedures).

In the media storm that followed Dr. Udwadia's journal letter, government officials publicly denied the problem and accused him of wrongly setting off a panic.

This is a classic greeting that when done wrongly sets a bad first impression (Limp handshake = limp personality).

For parliament to seize control would, she wrongly claimed, set a dangerous precedent.

The administrative court sought to suspend the elections mainly because of a procedural issue: it found that the date had wrongly been set by an independent electoral commission instead of by the governing generals themselves.

For all schemes, a wrongly estimated set of assigned signatures prolongs the identification and increases the reader-to-tag communication overhead.