Sentence examples similar to misjudged actions from inspiring English sources
Research on public reaction to previous outbreaks has shown that persons may take misjudged precautionary actions (e.g., avoid places and activities that bear low risk for infection, avoid healthcare facilities for fear of infection, refuse to comply with quarantine efforts) that may contribute to the pandemic's adverse economic effect (8 ).
Pepe, they say, is a nice guy, much misjudged by a few actions on the field.
Memos from the United States Embassy in Georgia, for example, showed that it relied so heavily on the Georgian government for intelligence that it badly misjudged the country's actions in its war with Russia in 2008.
My every action is misjudged and every word distorted..
My every action is misjudged and every word distorted...
But there is no question that both leaders misjudged the toxic politics of taking military action in the Middle East, even if that action falls short of a true boots-on-the-ground war, as Mr. Obama insisted anew on Friday afternoon that it would.
Episode 4 – Darcy justifies his previous actions in a long letter to Elizabeth: he misjudged Jane's affection for Bingley and exposes Wickham as a gambler who once attempted to elope with his young sister, Georgiana, to obtain her inheritance.
In the queue behind the safety car, Vettel misjudged the pace of Daniel Ricciardo's Toro Rosso in front of him, had to take avoiding action and smashed into a trackside marker board.
Studios have misjudged it in the past, and thought audiences weren't interested in seeing a woman in an action role who's a capable, intelligent woman and isn't only leaning on her sex".
Berezovsky badly misjudged Putin.
