Sentence examples for is misconceived and from inspiring English sources

But this particular effort is misconceived and pointless.

They know that the scheme they have agreed to support is misconceived and over-elaborate.

Professor David Nutt, of the Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs, said: "Banning without evidence of harm is misconceived and may cause more problems than it solves.

According to the Financial Times, Barclays said in a statement: "We believe the claim against Barclays is misconceived and without merit and Barclays will be vigorously defending it".

Surely it is better for such groups to devote their energies to gathering signatures than to express their frustrations in other ways.JAMES GASSERLausanneA fair copSIR The suggestion that on racial issues the British armed forces could act as a model for the police is misconceived and reveals an ignorance of the many attempts to achieve such reforms in the past ("Words and deeds", October 24th).

In a statement, owners GFH said: "The winding-up petition issued by Enterprise Insurance, a sponsor whose managing director, Andrew Flowers, claims to support the club, is misconceived and an abuse of legal process.

The idea, however, was met with protests and concerns from college leaders who contended that it was misconceived and could unfairly pit schools against each other.

They are contesting the claim and their lawyer, Ian Terry, has previously said that Pinchuk's allegations are "misconceived and will be vigorously defended".

Mr Mosley has told us "...most of your questions are misconceived and there is little I can usefully do, short of attempting to write your article for you".The biggest question is: Who was behind the APM companies?

Many sailors, including some still in the race and others who dropped out, have said that the choice of the boat, called the AC72, was misconceived and should not be used again.

He is also at odds with the clear majority of the American people, who according to all recent polls think that the Iraq war was misconceived and that America should pull out.