Sentence examples for misguided trends from inspiring English sources

At the same time, misguided trends should remind us of the fact that no technology is 'good in itself' but must be implemented within ecological, economical, and social boundary conditions.

The tagline thing is, I think, a misguided trend, since the taglines never last more than a single ad campaign and the most important part, the product and the company that makes it, are often deliberately sidelined so the "concept" can show through.

The tendency is misguided.

On that continent, where an excess of nationalist fervor and misguided patriotism led to devastating wars, the trend is toward amalgamation of nations.

I condemn the attack against Charlie, but that won't prevent me from speaking out against the subsequent, misguided attacks on Mosques or the #KillAllMuslims trending hashtag.

The federal government must quickly move to enact legislation, and stem the trend of individual states setting misguided immigration policies that should be under the purview of the federal government.

America's leaders are accelerating the trend by pandering to uninformed and misguided segments of their electorate who demand that the country close its doors for fear that foreigners will take their jobs away.

The problem is that the trend is being too much influenced by misguided governments.Dealing in a product money that moves across borders electronically, banks are quick to feel the forces of globalisation and technological change.

Often the only choices seem to be tokenism -- making changes that are more symbolic than substantive -- or cynicism grounded in the experience of falling for new trends or solutions that turn out to be misguided, co-opted, or fraudulent.

"It bothers me when I see Wall Street research that is not only misguided in my view but also seems to ignore key facts and trends," Mr. Von der Porten said.

Steele designed his training regimen to counter a trend within the Army which he believed was deeply misguided.