Sentence examples for rogue set from inspiring English sources

Wilson's Labour government lost in 1970 principally because a rogue set of overseas trade figures gave the impression that its economic policies had failed.

Harold Wilson's defeat at the polls in 1970 has often been blamed on a rogue set of monthly figures which showed a deficit when Labour had made much of its success in achieving a surplus.

In 1970, Roy Jenkins got caught out when he ignored an adviser's warning that an initially well-received budget could fall victim in the public prints to a rogue set of bad trade figures, and that is exactly what happened.

On one of the windows, the fine print of a poster noted that there was a two dozen limit, for anyone who might try and go rogue and set up their own Krispy Kreme franchise.

Data breaches are common, rogue data sets propagate in silos, and companies' data technology often can't manage all this.

Data breaches are common, rogue data sets propagate in silos, and companies' data technology often isn't up to the demands put on it.

The heroine here, fiercely independent and brave, follows the Disney-princess-gone-rogue template set by Emma Watson in Beauty and the Beast.

An undercover agent goes rogue and sets himself up as a faith healer; a crooked rookie cop turns unbelievably heroic; and the savage war between Mexican drug cartels veers into farce.

The rogue unit even set up a brothel to go undercover, the reports claimed.

The next Star Wars film, the spinoff Rogue One, is set to be released on 16 December 2016.

Rogue One looks set to also break $1bn but will also see its box office take split across two calendar years.