Sentence examples for It would be misguided from inspiring English sources
Relying on that insight in its 2005 and 2010 cases, the court concluded both times "it would be misguided to equate the failings of a minor with those of an adult".
It would be misguided, though, to think that this was progress.
It would be misguided to blame or praise Garnett for his role in starting this trend, however.
"It would be misguided to opt for overly aggressive monetary tightening before that recovery has really taken hold".
It would be misguided to draw any conclusions concerning fashion's future from the haute couture collections paraded in Paris this week.
It would be misguided of the US to believe that all sides gain equally from this arrangement; the Asians are getting by far the better of the deal, owning enough US dollar assets to buy a controlling interest in every company listed on the Dow Jones Index.
If the SCoJeC is doing this because it deems the GJEF to be encroaching on its territory, this would be misguided.
This is in line with feedback on the inception report, where one advisor noted, "an emphasis on policy would be misguided as it will be more interesting to look at success in programs on the ground The evaluation design is a mixed-method design that includes case studies, document review, key informant interviews and a survey.
However, in the recent Stanford Report, "The Study Panel's consensus is that attempts to regulate 'AI' in general would be misguided, since there is no clear definition of AI (it isn't any one thing), and the risks and considerations are very different in different domains".
Already, some are urging the bank to push up the base rate, which has been at an all-time low of 0.5% for almost two years, in order to redeem its reputation as a doughty inflation-fighter.Such a move would be misguided.
Big acquisitions — Twitter and the discount site Groupon are frequently mentioned as potential targets — would be misguided, he said, adding that the company should instead focus on what it does best.
