Sentence examples for mistaken warnings from inspiring English sources

On at least two other occasions, once each in the United States and Russia, space-based sensors played the same lifesaving role after other systems sent mistaken warnings.

Mary seemed to have mistaken the warning as an encouragement to lift words from the original texts.

T. J. Rodgers, the founder of Cypress Semiconductor, said that anyone who got involved in politics was making a big mistake, warning, "If you talk to these people, they'll just get in your ass".

My only concern would be with Lariam, which is known to cause a few psychological side effects, including confusion, depression and irritability: these could be mistaken for the warning signs of a potential hypoglycaemic attack.

(Eric Schlosser, in his book "Command and Control," describes many instances in which such warnings were mistaken).

Only "use by" dates indicate a potential food safety concern, Defra said — but research has shown that "best before" — intended to be a mark of quality — is often mistaken for a safety warning.

She said that she wanted Cooper's microphone to go dead and for viewers to hear some "rustling," so that the broadcast would be mistaken for a tornado warning.

Yet the AKP should not be mistaken in thinking that this warning was only to the HDP.

Later it was discovered that the early warning system had mistaken the reflection of the sun on the tops of clouds for a missile launch.

If you don't have time to practice, this can lead to slipping up and making mistakes (see "Warnings" below).

And a mistaken launch due to a false warning is more likely to happen during the development of a new warning system.