Sentence examples for could send the wrong signals from inspiring English sources

For example, if the weatherhead is exposed to direct sunlight or is near an exhaust from a kitchen or laundry room, it could send the wrong signals to the heating system.

Sure enough, though Mr Reinfeldt said that he understands how failing to react to the use of chemical weapons could send the wrong signals, he did not stray from Sweden's view that the UN must work harder to find a political solution.

Staring at an illuminated screen at bedtime could send the wrong signals to our brain, disrupting our natural body clock making us more alert, they suggest.

But now, a visit could send the wrong signal.

"It could send the wrong signal both to Moscow and Beijing".

A weak agreement could send the wrong signal to skittish investors.

Tinkering with the law could send the wrong signal to other countries about the importance of curbing bribery.

Since most customers don't know what's been happening to the wholesale price of lobster, cutting the price could send the wrong signal: people might think your lobster is inferior to that of your competitors.

But, he added, "I think it could send the wrong signal, that Republicans are isolated from the city, just wining and dining and drinking and not being part of city life".

Alireza Nader, an Iran specialist at the RAND Corporation, said the timing of the bill also could send the wrong signal to Iranian leaders, who he contended are already scrambling because of the sanctions imposed so far — despite their projection of defiance.

But some fear that accepting ads could send the wrong message.