Sentence examples for focus is misguided from inspiring English sources
The Musical Theatre Guild's production of Joseph Stein's Fiddler on the Roof provides an enjoyable evening, even if at times the events on stage don't really spring to life and the focus is misguided.
"The Modern Slavery Act's central focus on prosecution is misguided and its provisions fail to fully protect the rights of trafficked children," she says.
The communiqué issued by the 53-nation group called for the debts of all African countries to be written off, and for a timetable to be established for the abolition of "subsidies that stand as an obstacle to trade .But does it do any good?Nevertheless, some continue to think that the focus on Africa is misguided.
These are some of the reasons why I think that the focus on diversity is misguided.
With so much room for improvement in supportive care, the current international focus on drugs is "misguided," says Callahan, who has recently worked in Monrovia and provided care in four previous Ebola outbreaks.
Regardless of the true number, a singular focus on overhead is misguided for a few reasons.
"Simply focusing on education is misguided and will not address the underlying causes behind their offending that need to be tackled if children are to be turned away from a life of crime.
Additionally, the singular focus on proprietary institutions is misguided.
"However, I.S.S.'s disproportionate focus on these issues is misguided and a disservice to our stockholders.
The current focus on youth recruitment is misguided, according to Simon Devitt, director of Fish4jobs: "With fewer under 35s in the workplace, it's impractical for employers to gear their recruitment policy to the young.
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.
