Sentence examples for if misconceived from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the ECB is expressly barred from bailing out national governments, so any that borrow excessively will have to pay an interest-rate premium, just as debt-laden companies do.In this section The merits of one money A fiscal straitjacket ReprintsSurely, though, any discipline on governments' temptation to borrow and spend, even if misconceived, is welcome?

And Ms. Rashad presents a creditable, if arguably misconceived, Big Mama.

But if the investment is misconceived, the debts will prove difficult to repay.

He added: "It is the only memorial to the princess in the country, if one discounts the misconceived municipal waterworks in Hyde Park that every year causes casualties among the children who slip over when paddling in it".

"Such a course, if maintained, would be misconceived and very unfortunate".

Exactly the same prospect is in store if Congress approves the misshapen, misconceived tax cut now racing through Capitol Hill.

And if so, is it just as misconceived?

Along similar lines, apoptosis was misconceived as an immunologically silent, if not tolerogenic, cell death modality.

If so, the court order was excessive and misconceived".

If it considers that the prosecution was completely misconceived and the defendant incurred costs as a result then there may be a substantial bill to pay.

He still wakes up at 5am, though now with joy, not anxiety - "I get a remarkable clarity of thought at that time of day, even if many of the thoughts turn out to be misconceived" - and his lifelong fear of death has become less pathological.