Sentence examples for not always misguided from inspiring English sources
The EU's Services Directive, which is supposed to boost cross-country competition in services, has proved fairly toothless.How governments can helpActivism on the part of governments is not always misguided.
May's Brexit policy – hard not soft – was always misguided.
Complex and unwieldy regulations have been imposed, but are not working, indeed arguably were always misguided.
Black and white thinking; always misguided.
3. The most visible actors are not always the most misguided ones.
The focus of some Lean activities on timing certain procedures was not always welcomed and seemed misguided for participants who were less Lean-enculturated: "Well, maybe we should be taking care of all of the big garbage first, before we worry about the seconds… I really disagree on timing tasks and things like that, I really disagree on that".
To be fair, those critics are not always wrong; there are misguided excesses in either direction.
However, this proved a misguided decision; those cute, counter-intuitive hunches do not always work.
It is a discouraging and humiliating experience for misguided men in the U.S. Nevertheless, in İstanbul, the lines are not always as clear.
In many ways today's mess is a consequence of policymakers' misguided reactions to globalisation and the increasing economic heft of the emerging world.If markets are not always dangerous and governments not always wise, what policy lessons follow?
Brian Fuentes, the closer whom Scioscia does not always trust, botched a save opportunity by allowing Alex Rodriguez's tying home run on a misguided 0-2 fastball in the 11th.
