Sentence examples for is deeply misguided from inspiring English sources

A few think this is deeply misguided.

Viewing it as purely cyclical, as something that will be resolved with a bit of growth, is deeply misguided.

The suggestion that the Thames Tideway Tunnel is not needed (£4bn super sewer - money down the drain?, 28 November) is deeply misguided.

America may suffer a mild recession but that is already discounted in share prices, which look cheap relative to profit forecasts and to government bonds.The pessimists think this view is deeply misguided.

But the government is deeply misguided when it beats on the banks to "lend more": The banks have lent too much already, and consumers have borrowed too much.

Unfortunately the way that message is delivered is deeply misguided.

Campaigners said that plan, outlined in a consultation paper on Monday, was deeply misguided.

Steele designed his training regimen to counter a trend within the Army which he believed was deeply misguided.

Kipling, however, worried that these men who were doing their best to "force upon the great Empire all the stimulants of the West — railways, tramlines, and so forth" were deeply misguided.

After an hour of pointed questioning by MPs, Keith Vaz, the Labour chair of the committee, told Adnan Siddiqui, the group's director, that it was "deeply misguided not to have issued [a condemnation] about Paris".

Lazo and other activists also agreed that the notion that the US could quickly ignite unrest in the country was deeply misguided.