Sentence examples for lead to the wrong direction from inspiring English sources

In its pioneering article " 'Who Is an Entrepreneur?´ Is the Wrong Question" (1989) William Gardner clearly states that focusing on personal characteristics alone might lead to the wrong direction.

Unfortunately Mr. Ashcroft announced a plan yesterday that seems to lead in the wrong direction.

So far, I'm sorry to say, he's proving my assertion that Republicans lead in the wrong direction and Democrats are unable to lead in any direction at all.

We're just going back to the wrong direction.

The frequency of lateralization to the wrong direction was high.

Too often, shortcuts lead in the wrong direction.

If seriously wrongheaded moral beliefs are the norm, then we might expect that most attempts at noncognitive moral enhancement will in fact lead in the wrong direction.

Abdicating responsibility for protecting the climate to the market risks being led in the wrong direction by businesses that are necessarily more focused on their quarterly revenues than the future of the planet.

"This is a blatant attempt to use the budget reconciliation process to pass a divisive and controversial proposal that would lead us in the wrong direction on climate".

The senator identified positions taken by Dr. Dean -- increased regulation of business and repeal of all the Bush tax cuts, rather than only those benefiting the wealthiest taxpayers -- and said a candidate who advocated them would "lead America in the wrong direction" and would not be able to win next November in any case.

"It's never a great feeling when someone says, 'We should go back to the original draft,' because I think, 'Where did I lead it in the wrong direction?' " Ms. Meriwether confessed.