Sentence examples for likely to be misconceived from inspiring English sources

It is argued that the law cannot keep up with the industry's rate of change, so that any antitrust action is likely to be misconceived, late or both.

Judge Leonard told Clifford on Friday: "These offences may have taken place a long time ago when inappropriate and trivial sexual misbehaviour was more likely to be tolerated or overlooked, but your offending is not trivial but of a very serious nature and any perception to the contrary on your part is misconceived".

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Halsted is revealed as cool, aloof and patrician; he is blind to any possibility that his operation could be misconceived.

And yet this criticism of Mr Lake may be misconceived.

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

Worse, the attempt to draw workers back to shrinking cities is misconceived.

Based on these studies, we argue that the failed remodelling of maternal spiral arteries leading to hypoxia has been misconceived, for many years, as the cause of pre-eclampsia.

Hence, according to Malcolm, empirical evidence is irrelevant for the study of dreaming and attempts to study dreams scientifically are misconceived.

He cannot say what is causing the increase, but he now thinks the conventional approach to preventing food allergies is misconceived.

Recent talk about the need for policymakers to prop up the euro is misconceived.