I say misplaced, because to preserve their dignity and their legacy, they should have heeded the voices of their constituents.
Your desire to negotiate on behalf of your buyers' interests as well as yours is admirable but misplaced, because your view of their interests will never be identical to their own.
In fact the focus on high hormone levels as the phenotypic expression of causal genes may be misplaced, because the familial aggregation of hormone levels may not be even principally genetic in origin.
However, others insist the fears are not misplaced, because the entire foundations of the international order will be shaken if a provocative and exclusionary trigger-happy president captures the White House, as this would be enough to set off worldwide instability.
The perception of kiang overstocking appears misplaced, because our range-wide density estimate of 0.24 kiang km−2 (± 0.44, 95% CL) is comparable to kiang densities reported from Tibet.
Complaints about inaccurate certification of the cause of death for cancer patients in other countries are not only misplaced (because there is ample evidence of inaccurate certification in the UK [ 49, 50, 51, 52]), they are actually beside the point.
The labor is misplaced, because there is no road of musical correctness.
He called nostalgia for the inn misplaced because only a small portion of the original structure remains after several fires over the years.
But he said investors fear of volatility is misplaced, because it is volatility that creates buying opportunities.
