Sentence examples for misguided use of from inspiring English sources

Matt Greaves Tony, I'll give you another chance, but your so-called Freedom of Information Act and misguided use of the Official Secrets Act were shameful examples of backtracking and hoodwinking us into believing we were entering a more liberal and radical political era.

Upon closer inspection, it is a somewhat misguided use of the term "adaptive".

He argued that the misguided use of antibiotics could increase bacterial resistance to them.

These aspects of college admissions demonstrate the misguided use of admissions data and the way these practices hurt applicants.

While poorly designed processes and misguided use of tools may explain difficulties in achieving successful continuous improvement, extent research reports that the main barrier to success is lasting managerial effort.

"Lust, Caution" — a truer title would be "Caution: Lust" — is a sleepy, musty period drama about wartime maneuvers and bedroom calisthenics, and the misguided use of a solid director.

There followed a number of controversial public statements about his devotion to Scientology, including a highly publicised spat with actress Brooke Shields when he criticised her 'misguided' use of anti-depressants.

Peter Wright Editor emeritus, Associated Newspapers It is certainly welcome news that safeguards are being introduced to protect journalists from misguided and excessive use of Ripa.

Unfortunately, this process may be fatally delayed by a misguided insistence upon the use of randomised control trials (RCTs).

And all for a project that is fundamentally misguided and a poor use of resources to combat worsening congestion in central Buenos Aires.

"It is hard to imagine a more wrongheaded, misguided and potentially harmful use of government's power under the guise of antitrust enforcement," Mr. Kemp said.