Sentence examples for sent entirely from inspiring English sources

A staged rally, on the other hand, would have sent entirely the wrong signal.

This week's developments are further evidence that Andrew Mitchell's decision to reinstate budget support to Rwanda sent entirely the wrong message and was an act of enormous folly".

Given that it is the Amref Katine team that has patiently built up relationships with the community and the local government, this sent entirely the wrong message: Amref Kampala was disempowering its own staff on the ground.

Such an outcome would send entirely the wrong message to would-be perpetrators of international crimes.

"This business-as-usual approach sends entirely the wrong message as to how serious UKEF is about corruption".

"A tax increase in this economy would send entirely the wrong signal," a ranking member of Mr. Corzine's team said.

This year's QR settlement funded internationally excellent research, and it would send entirely the wrong message for the department or Hefce to revoke that".

Jane Tully, director of external affairs at the Money Advice Trust, says the wording "take as long as you like" sends entirely the wrong message.

Jean-Claude Trichet, governor of the Bank of France, the central bank, tried to get the three banks to sit down and talk; allowing a hostile takeover, he thought, would send entirely the wrong message to corporate France.

Kerry's other response so far, to threaten legal action against the TV stations running the ads, smacks of Stalinist-style censorship and a peevishness that sends entirely the wrong message.

Deborah Arnott, chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health, said: "Allowing staff to smoke during working hours and when in uniform and providing smokers with specially designed shelters in hospital grounds sends entirely the wrong message and encourages rather than discourages smoking".