It is misguided because road trauma has impeded and does still impede the capacity of economies to develop.
Sexism in the home and workplace: "The Lord says, 'Be submissive wives; you are to be submissive to your husbands.' " No, what's really worrying is what's going to happen to this country (and its journalists) when we no longer have great leaders like Bachmann and Sarah Palin to lead the fight against Obamacare, public schools, East Coast élitists, and misguided atheists on the road to damnation.
Around the United States this may seem farfetched, but where I live I see many of our children going down the road of the misguided, because there were not enough resources available.
No, it is not just "hatred" or "violent extremism," and its deadly assaults can't be reduced, as some have sought to do in various instances, to such misguided notions as "workplace violence," "road rage," or the "politics of grievance".
The bus protests are misguided, because taking buses off the road will increase traffic and it won't reverse the tide of growth-stage companies that have decided to stay like Square, Twitter, Airbnb and Dropbox.
Yet as the love affair with light rail blooms, there is an insistent group of transit experts who see these modern-day trolleys as wasteful and misguided attempts to grapple with overcrowded roads and tainted air.
Cyclists can be led down the road to aggression by the misguided notion that they're standing up to motorists in the name of all cyclists.
In its way, Mr. Vallely said, the road-building plan seems almost as misguided.
Indeed, measures which have proved to be highly effective in reducing the carnage on our roads - speed cameras, a lower drink driving limit and road humps - are often met with misguided derision.
But Andrew Friedman, co-executive director of Make the Road New York, part of a coalition that worked on the bill, called the federal policy misguided.
