Sentence examples for misguided analysis from inspiring English sources

Rob Crilly of the Telegraph is correct when he writes: "The problem is that his campaign stems from the same misguided analysis that brought us Kony 2012.

There have been successes in 2006, American intelligence helped lead to the arrest in England of twenty-four conspirators who were plotting to blow up at least ten transatlantic airliners but they don't begin to outweigh the damage caused by bungled operations and misguided analysis.

-- Moreover, the judge's misguided analysis of the "dual criminality" standard suggests that fugitives cannot be extradited from Thailand unless a Thai court actually had jurisdiction over the alleged crime, not whether the alleged conduct is viewed as criminal conduct under the laws of both countries.

The drug companies have argued that the concerns, raised by Dr. Eric Topol Eric Topol of the Cleveland Clinic and his colleagues, resulted from a misguided analysis of existing data, but the concerns have not fully lifted.

Driven by that misguided analysis, the United States risks repeating the same mistake in Afghanistan.

The fact that Mr Kristof's teacher dwelt on the past "for the first couple months" is worse.But I'd chalk this up to a holdover of traditional, slightly misguided Arabic grammatical analysis.

"For over 10 years we have had to contend with a misguided 'conveyor-belt theory' analysis that conflates terrorism with subjective notions of extremism and Islamic practices.

Instead, the lust for power yielded to misguided, self-serving poll analysis by operatives with no experience in the fight for these principles.

The charity condemned the figures as a misuse of the remand system but the Magistrates Associationn said the charity's analysis was "misguided".

Rather than correct the major deficiencies in their report, McKinsey has chosen to again stand by their faulty analysis and misguided conclusions".

"These challenges include poor vision, a lack of focus and direction, mixed messaging, a flawed evaluation system, a misguided reliance on statistical analysis to measure performance, blatant favoritism, and a dispirited and demoralized staff," McMorris said in an e-mail message.