Sentence examples for a wrongheaded strategy from inspiring English sources

This is a wrongheaded strategy not only because Israel needs those resources to meet other needs, but also because anything that causes the settlements to expand makes a future peace plan more difficult.

McDONALD'S assault on Starbucks's coffee hegemony is not a bet-the-franchise move, but it is a wrongheaded strategy that is bound to lose, according to Chris Dannen, writing on Fast Company's blog this week (blog.fastcompany.com).com

We often attribute such collapses to a company's wrongheaded strategy or to a failed move into an unstable product market.

The appeals court struck down a 1966 court decision, which a justice called a "wrongheaded" attempt at resolving a religious dispute, against a previous splinter group.

Paul Stephens, a fellow at Chatham House thinktank, said in a research paper the oil "majors" were no longer fit for purpose – hit by low crude prices, tightening climate change regulations and their own wrongheaded strategies.

Paul Stevens, a fellow at the Chatham House thinktank, said in a research paper that the oil majors were no longer fit for purpose – hit by low crude prices, tightening climate change regulations and wrongheaded strategies.

Terms like "totalitarianism" and "Islamofascism," she said, which stir the American historical memory, mislead policymakers into greatly increasing the number of our enemies and coming up with wrongheaded strategies against them.

That is also a wrongheaded position.

I think the EHRC has a wrongheaded idea of fairness.

We fear they are leaning in a wrongheaded and dangerous direction.

"This was a wrongheaded policy that puts a burden of proof on people who could least shoulder it," they said.