Sentence examples for misdirect from inspiring English sources

But until they prove their case, central banks will be reluctant to commit to their policy.The market monetarists do not fret about the side effects of the activism they seek, which can misdirect capital, inflate bubbles and seduce people into over-borrowing.

Getting there is hard, not least because if you ask one of the elderly men who live nearby, he may maliciously misdirect you.

Yet he scolds people who prize comfort over freedom or misdirect their activism.

False positives, however, may misdirect the treatment of people who are suffering from other fevers.

And for them to be fun, they must illuminate, rather than confuse or misdirect.

Tired of the request, I now misdirect them into the sea a few streets north.

On a given night I can have the system misdirect me to a client a half dozen times or more.

It's a cunning misdirect, and a gambit that feels worthy of him.

The head of Russia's space agency declared not long ago that his country was planning a mission to deflect Apophis — which some Americans worry could misdirect the asteroid into a keyhole.

On top of this, the prevalence of corruption encourages officials to misdirect government money: buying fighter jets provides more opportunity for collecting bribes than investing in education.

And so this thoughtful policeman is also led to brood over the debasement of language by the politicians and bureaucrats who cynically confuse, misdirect and misinform the public.