Sentence examples for misguided assessment from inspiring English sources

"Maybe someone is telling them to!" Investment options, as one study puts it, may not be tailored to fit a specific woman's risk preferences but, instead, "to fit the broker's stereotypical, possibly misguided, assessment of [her] risk preferences".

This assessment is misguided.

This is necessary for those institutions to function, but we have shown how, in this dysfunctional case, this phenomenon has led to erroneous threat assessments and misguided policies.

That is too high a price to pay in the service of questionable assessment practices and misguided educational policies.

The assessments recommend that the prevalent but misguided interpretation which equates gender mainstreaming activities with activities directed specifically to benefit women, and thereby reinforce traditional gender roles, needs to be addressed.

Shortly after the election ended on Tuesday night, Kos sent out its assessment that attacks on the DNC or DCCC were misguided because the party is a train wreck and its involvement wouldn't have helped.

Batmanghelidjh, who trained as a psychotherapist, strongly believes that even if this assessment had been correct, it would still have been profoundly misguided.

To benefit fully from this assessment we must understand the underlying principles involved in this misguided decision.

Even under the most charitable assessment, such a view of adaptive evolution must be considered deeply misguided.

9 The underlying but misguided idea is often that 'human error' (by any other label: mis-assessment, misdiagnosis, misuse of an otherwise flawless technology) is a satisfactory explanation of failure.

Taylor Branch's assessment of Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally in Washington can be labeled one of two things: the misguided conclusion of a sadly mistaken historian or a brilliant gambit to hold Mr. Beck's feet to the fire.