Sentence examples for take the wrong action from inspiring English sources

Readers may interpret a long sentence differently than your intent or misunderstand it altogether, which may cause them to take the wrong action.

As a result, managers take the wrong actions, waste resources, and leave the organization exposed to hidden risk.

As a result, even when people do think ahead, they can end up taking the wrong action.

He wanted to get the ball back and took the wrong action".

He wanted to get the ball back and took the wrong action". The incident between Hazard and the ball boy occurred with the scores 0-0 and Chelsea 2-0 behind on aggregate with 10 minutes remaining.

"There's millions of UK citizens affected by this, and we've been clear that we're monitoring it, but by taking the wrong action under the law now we risk invalidating any investigation," an ICO spokesman told the BBC when pressed on why the watchdog had not yet launched any action.

You just don't want to take the wrong decisive action.

The council had become almost reliant on the police to provide them with information and opinion before they would take (in my view, the wrong) action.

This would have been feasible with a simple microcontroller, but Premier seems to have taken the wrong course of action, installing an Operating System that is not only susceptible to viruses but capable of running nontrivial anti-virus software.

Not only does this change of direction increase costs, waste time and jeopardize confidence, it may simply be the wrong action to take.

On the other hand, if the focus is on defining the right thing (that is, strategy and goals) but no action or the wrong action is taken to execute it, an organization will never achieve its goals.