Sentence examples for misguided estimates of from inspiring English sources

Outside of Africa, responses to the EVD epidemic have often been driven by fear, misguided estimates of risk, and political considerations.

These critics regarded Mr Seifert's move as expensive and misguided empire-building while dismissing his estimates of cost savings and "synergies" from the takeover.

Why?In part, because of misguided fears of inflation.

So it's a really misguided interpretation of ubuntu.

Upon closer inspection, it is a somewhat misguided use of the term "adaptive".

"A Scientist's Misguided Crusade," by Joe Nocera (column, March 5), was a misguided critique of one of world's leading climate scientists.

It will give you a misguided sense of confidence.

I don't agree with this misguided sense of morality.

This effort includes the misguided theft of some of Rommel's business correspondence.

Some Somalis were smuggled to Nepal with misguided hopes of ending up in Europe.

Interestingly, much of the virulence can be blamed on the seemingly misguided overresponse of the immune defences [ 11].