Sentence examples for be misguided with from inspiring English sources

It was an assessment that proved to be misguided with the Eels still in the mix for their first finals appearance in 2009 while Stuart is trying to avoid the ignominy of becoming the first coach in premiership history to guide two different clubs to wooden spoons in consecutive years.

This behavior variable should not be misguided with a simple level of comfort.

The preferential prescription of glucocorticoid therapy over methotrexate may therefore be misguided with respect to infections, even at low doses.

(Rabin considered most of the settlers who began streaming into the West Bank shortly after the Six-Day War to be misguided, along with government programs designed to encourage them. He did think that some outposts were essential to Israeli security, and therefore important to hold on to).

To them, Israel's settlement policy is misguided to begin with because it complicates the path to peace with the Palestinians.

These challenge come from fellow Zionists, from those with views which are misguided or worse, and with positions that put Israel at grave risk both morally and physically.

He also suggested that Dr. Dean was misguided for even bothering with those who fly the Confederate flag.

Wagstrom's suggestion that we should ignore lagoon breaches or manure pipe ruptures with regard to water quality and focus on daily operations is misguided because these events occur with regularity and lead to significant surface water contamination, fish kills, and loss of recreational use of surface waters.

His League of Democracies and his overheated rhetoric about Iran are misguided, but they are consistent with his political history.

Confronting both America and Europe, even if Western policies are misguided, is clearly at odds with Russia's wider interests.

Paul Francis Much Wenlock, Shropshire Jonathan Freedland's call for Labour to make peace with Blair is misguided.