Sentence examples for sent the wrong signal from inspiring English sources

"Saying 'Bring it on,' kind of tough talk, you know, that sent the wrong signal," he confessed.

In an interview, Mr. Schafer said the court had sent the wrong signal to potential whistle-blowers.

Legal experts say the tactic may have sent the wrong signal to corporations — the promise, in effect, of a get-out-of-jail-free card.

By bowing to pressure from racist internet trolls, Drexel has sent the wrong signal: That you can control a university's curriculum with anonymous threats of violence.

"U.S. cooperation with warlords and militia leaders tied to trafficking has sent the wrong signal about the U.S. commitment to combating narcotics," he said.

However, some American officials have privately expressed displeasure at the cancellation, saying it sent the wrong signal to China that Japan was willing to compromise on security.

[but] over-measurement in K-12 education has sent the wrong signals to teachers and students..

Germany sent the wrong signals to young, educated and mobile Poles immediately after the 2004 accession.

"We have sent the wrong signals to the Russians, and now they wonder why we want to get them involved".

We've sent the wrong signals to young people, for a combination of reasons, why one should not be a teacher.

That would be sending the wrong signal.