Sentence examples for wrong signal of from inspiring English sources

The paper also said that an interest rate hike would send "the wrong signal of economic health," undermining efforts by advocacy groups to raise workers' wages through measures like increasing the minimum wage. .

Written consent is not common practice and may send the wrong signal of weak or altered confidentiality.

Neutral happens when, in spite of wrong signals of the TA processor, the stock trader lose nothing, for example, if the stock is not in the investor portfolio, there will be no difference between sell and hold signals like states 10 and 12.

Assuming this, gives you good self-confidence when talking to a woman and you are not giving her the wrong signals of being weaker than the next man.

Mr. Somyot's sentence "sends the wrong signals on freedom of expression in Thailand," Ms. Pillay said in a statement released in Geneva on Wednesday, noting "a disturbing trend in which lèse-majesté charges are used for political purposes".

Failure to act would send the wrong signal to one of America's fastest-growing industries.

But she also warned that Europe should avoid sending the wrong signal to members of OPEC, the oil-producers' club, pointing out that tax cuts could merely encourage producers to keep prices high.Even where protests have been severe enough to disrupt daily life, the public mood has been remarkably tolerant.

"Pre-empting an open process of considering other highly qualified candidates sends the wrong signal to a group of large, high-growth developing countries whose systemic importance is high and rising".

He says the amendment would halt the process of recruiting reservists, which "would send completely the wrong signal to those thinking of joining the reserves".

That sent a wrong signal to a lot of employees.

"It may send the wrong signal to the rest of the world".