Sentence examples for misguided given the from inspiring English sources

The confidence placed in policy prescriptions is particularly misguided given the heavy use of estimates and fudge factors while compiling government statistics.

And his constitutional approach was misguided, giving the conservative justices an out: In defeat, they did not have to confront the substantive case for same-sex marriage.

Of course, all of these observations could be misguided given Alexa's track record.

This advice may be misguided given that fish such as salmon and sardines are high in DHA but low in mercury.

Since these laws will come into force over the next two years, it would be a mistake for European governments now to rush to legislate further.Such a reaction would be particularly misguided given that the shipping industry is also raising its standards.

"This practice is misguided given that the underlying reason many women need more pads is not a medical illness" but rather the failure to "distribute an adequate number of sanitary napkins in the first place," the report stated.

This allocation of resources is misguided, given Bangladesh's more pressing problems 66percentt of the country's girls are married before they reach the age of 18, and poverty is rampant.

Showing the conflicting views over the war, even some Democrats who opposed the pullout suggested that the effort in Afghanistan was misguided, given centuries of failed interventions in Afghanistan by foreign powers.

That was misguided, given how entwined politics and music have been in America.

The chorus is bare-bones, and the efforts by the current producers to make this version as racially inoffensive as possible seem misguided, given its history.

Social science in particular could do so by showing how certain goals were impossible or misguided given present socio-economic relations and by suggesting that, at a certain time and in a certain place, other means and other ends might be more fruitfully adopted and pursued.