Sentence examples for misconceived for from inspiring English sources

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.

The concept was misconceived from the start.

The deficit criterion was misconceived from the start.

In August Brazil's trade and industry minister Fernando Pimentel unveiled tax breaks, cheap credit and a misconceived government preference for buying local.

With all the drafts of his script rejected by the producer, the playwright died a week before rehearsals began for the musical, which was conceived, or some would say misconceived, as a vehicle for Sammy Davis.

Except for a misconceived crème brûlée spring roll, desserts are opulent and well turned out.

The secular majority in this country should bitterly oppose the use of their tax money for this misconceived policy.

Football on pay-TV has also run into problems in Italy, where the two main providers, Telepiu and Stream, are hoping to merge in order to stem their losses.So was the idea of football as the "killer application" for television misconceived in the first place?

Here is an impressively intelligent man and musician, with a voice that can reach the gold standard, whom we can forgive for being unable to act - as in such Britten roles as Aschenbach in this year's misconceived Death in Venice for ENO.

He said he agreed with Genaissance's view that the SNP approach was "misconceived," and chided the government for having stripped ethnic identities from the panel of people whose genomes have been searched for SNP's.

See, no matter VW's efforts to increase its stature as a luxury brand (lately with the likes of the misconceived Phaeton, it's fighting for the same piece of turf already well staked out by Lexus, BMW and Mercedes-Benz.