Sentence examples for misguided changes from inspiring English sources

Yet misguided changes brought about by Chris Grayling when he was justice secretary have made it increasingly difficult for the children of male prisoners to do just that.

This is only becoming more apparent, most particularly at a time when our higher education sector is undergoing rapid, confused and misguided changes on all fronts.

While critics lambaste what they consider misguided changes that take the department back in time, supporters say Sessions has restored a by-the-book interpretation of federal law and taken an aggressive stance toward enforcing it.

He added: "Since the last government's misguided changes to the GP contract, it's become easier to go to A&E and harder to go and see a GP".

Effective August 4, more sand will be thrown in the HECM gears, thanks to a misguided lawsuit by AARP against HUD, and a misguided change in HECM rules by HUD in response to the lawsuit.

The real damage comes when careless or misguided translating changes the meaning the director intended to convey.

In the meantime, the many causes in need of help, along with art, will potentially be damaged by yet new misguided tax changes.

I get comfort from my beloved stockpile while preparing myself for the next inevitable (misguided) product change.

An industry-first blind-spot intervention system creates its own version of a force field, applying individual brakes to resist a potentially misguided lane change.

At a time when we are making tremendous progress in reducing colorectal cancer mortality because of more screening through colonoscopy, it would be misguided to change course, based on the available evidence.

Grassroots support for a non-interventionist policy and the end to irresponsible and misguided regime change in other countries was evident in the Tea Party movement and Congressman Ron Paul's presidential runs.