Sentence examples for misguided practices of from inspiring English sources

His revisions, if implemented, could go a long way toward addressing the misguided practices of Obama's first term.

"The church is committed to preventing the misguided practice of submitting the names of Holocaust victims and prominent individuals for proxy baptism.

There's also Taxpayers Against Earmarks (TAE), a new nonprofit "dedicated to educating and engaging American taxpayers about wasteful government spending and the misguided practice of earmarks".

Misguided farming practices at the heart of the disaster.

"This was a misguided attempt to direct the education of the many towards the religious practices of the few," he said, arguing that the effort was "deliberate and disguised".

• To the Editor: The dangerously misguided game called the arms race, along with the heavy-handed foreign policy practices of the Bush administration, are history.

However misguided he was in other respects, Hayek understood that building a market society involved breaking with many of the traditions and practices of the past.

The drugging of our elderly population was but one of the most obvious symptom of a misguided medical practice.

As misguided and reprehensible as the practice of sectioning patients to get a bed may be, the very fact that doctors are endangering their careers to obtain a resource as basic as an admission to hospital should not be lost on those that criticise their professional conduct.

The Reddit community, itself, wrongly identified the Boston bombing suspect after some misguided vigilante sleuthing (Reddit execs would eventually ban the practice of crowdsourcing manhunts on the site).

While some of these opinions are simply misguided, others, at some level, could offer potentially useful critiques of the actual practice of science.