Sentence examples for misguided industry from inspiring English sources

Richardson did collect a rich body of illustrative quotations, sometimes letting them show the meaning without a definition, but his work was largely a monument of misguided industry that met with the neglect it deserved.

As Granholm launched into an unconvincing spiel about how she had just returned from an industry conference in Michigan's Upper Peninsula where they had discussed just that, all I could think about was the depressed cities and ruined lives I saw in southeastern Michigan that the misguided industry had left in its wake.

If Nice is being further compromised by pressure from a misguided industry-friendly government, then loud protests are essential to defend an NHS struggling with rising demand and a vast funding deficit, putting patient care at risk.

What makes these efforts to impose a collective bargaining regime in these industries misguided?

Lawyers for the defendants in the coming damages trials — United and American Airlines; airport security companies; Boeing, the aircraft manufacturer; and others — say the lawsuits are misguided, that the aviation industry played by the government rules at the time, and that the terrorists knew what they could get away with.

Americans' desire to learn more about the food system is growing every day, and the meat industry's misguided attempts to close the curtain on that system accomplishes little more than sending up bright red flags.

He said industry doomsayers were "misguided cynics".

Meanwhile, Greenpeace argued that it was misguided to support the oil industry rather than helping renewable technologies which were needed to tackle global warming.

The enemy is 'nutritionism', the conspiracy between bad science, misguided government and the food industry to convince us to choose what we chew and swallow for its 'nutritional properties' - low fat, low carb, high protein - whatever the reductionist theory of the moment says.

Sara Blakely launched her Spanx underwear business, with its "Don't worry, we've got your butt covered" slogan, having been rejected as totally misguided by everyone in the industry.

Mr Orban has eschewed recommendations to shift to service industries, calling that approach "misguided".