Sentence examples for mistake suggesting from inspiring English sources

Standard & Poor's later said a message had been issued by mistake suggesting the country's credit rating had been changed, but this was not the case.

But, he said, it wasn't until the participants were put under pressure during the computer simulation that they made a mistake, suggesting that it is feeling under pressure, that could be behind the problematic right turn.

But most of all, I don't understand why the paper that is supposed to be the best of them all kept forgiving mistake after mistake, suggesting that he was young but promising.

"Without music, life would be a mistake," suggested Friedrich Nietzsche.

A law formalising rules for such cases would be a mistake, suggests Mr Willems.

This superficial mistake (suggests what should be plain: that Miller wrote his jeremiad quickly, perhaps late at night, when a lack of restraint is often linked with the onset of unconsciousness. He didn't bother to reread it. He therefore overlooks at least one obvious point.

The mistake suggests CMR has "a weak board that doesn't take seriously its fiduciary role to make certain its reporting to the government is accurate," Berger said.

The mistake suggested the water depth had increased by about 18 inches between soundings, sending a wave of fear through the ship.

Officers expressed greater pride and were less afraid of being punished for honest mistakes, suggesting that transparency had led to a greater sense of fairness within the L.A.P.D.

In interviews Tuesday, even before he gave a concession speech in which he spoke of his campaign in the past tense, Mr. Giuliani described his strategic mistakes, suggesting that his opponents had built up too much momentum in earlier primaries.

Wassim Nasr, an expert on jihadist movements for French news channel France 24, noted that the Arabic versions of the messages were littered with spelling and grammar mistakes, suggesting that the authors were unlikely to be Arabic.