Sentence examples for misguided counting from inspiring English sources
But the administration's sense of relief is misguided: counting on regional forces to bring peace to Liberia without substantial American participation is a mistake, one that will likely come with tragic consequences.
In particular, I've noticed one thing that seems to be especially misguided: calorie counting.
Nick Clegg's plan to introduce tests for five-year-olds (Nick Clegg denies schools will be 'exam sausage factories', 17 July) may be well intentioned but is misguided on two counts: five is too late and tests are too blunt an instrument.
Ridley cites an increase in green vegetation as a benefit of climate change, but this is misguided on several counts.
What is wrong? A. Probably nothing (unless you count misguided ambitions).
We recognise that this judgement was misguided and will ensure that its partners communications no longer make any reference to the My Milk Count service.
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
These critics are misguided.
