Sentence examples for misguided prediction from inspiring English sources
Today's city planners must not know whether to laugh or cry at this woefully misguided prediction, especially those tasked with tackling debilitating traffic in the context of burgeoning urban populations in the Global South.
Needles to say, such a misguided prediction failed to reach fruition as the party (democratic) recaptured the White House in 1992 under the leadership of Bill Clinton and managed to occupy a sizable number of congressional seats for much of the decade.
It's about time Whitney came clean and released her report to the public so we can determine if it should be given so much credence; and if it shouldn't, traders and investors can stop a possibly misguided prediction from causing further damage.
Since Sept. 11, there have been so many misguided predictions about our new war's impact that just one thing is certain: the cultural- prognostication biz is kaput.
Nate's view of uncertainty, and its implications for climate model predictions, is particularly misguided.
He apologized for remarks about a state senator ("he does nothing"), Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg (who, "like an idiot" made misguided service predictions after Hurricane Sandy, he said) and a member of his own board, whom he assailed as a liar and challenged to "be a man" during an uncomfortably heated public meeting about the authority's schedule.
As expected, the office of House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) held up the prediction on job loss as evidence the proposal is misguided.
These ideas are misguided.
This assessment is misguided.
These critics are misguided.
