Sentence examples for misguided debate from inspiring English sources

With every misguided debate over the existence of "white privilege", or demand for sexual assault victims to prove they didn't consent, the "straight white male" population is put under an even stronger microscope – they've even earned their own racial slur.

Still, some analysts say that the misguided debate over DSL versus cable is part of a larger epidemic of hype surrounding broadband.

A misguided debate is raging over English grammar.

If, however, we indulge routinely in misguided debate about the most reliable source of such warnings -- we disarm ourselves.

The bill has led to a misguided debate and mistaken information about the role played by arbitration in a well-designed and professionally administered dispute resolution system.

They privately bemoaned the loss of thousands of new jobs in the middle of a deep recession, over what they viewed as a misguided policy debate.

"Our sales are not affected by misguided political debates".

Because misguided, premature debates about austerity -- like the ones we've seen in the "Super Committee" and the Deficit Commission -- are the ultimate expression of a broken political system that has stopped addressed the concerns of the 99% and is operating in a bubble of unreality.

However, the regulatory ambiguity created by the largely misguided net neutrality debate has continued to stand in the way of progress toward closing the digital divide.

Unfortunately, that debate is misguided because it is focused almost entirely on the question of how many innocent people are on death row.

One of the most misguided aspects of contemporary debates in development economics is the argument on whether "big" or "small" states or whether "open" or "closed" policies are responsible for the success stories of late-developing countries in Asia.