Sentence examples for often misdirected from inspiring English sources
India's food subsidies, for example, are often misdirected.
Murder provokes grief, rage, pain, and suffering and often incites more, often misdirected.
Residents here fiercely protected her privacy, didn't ask for autographs and often misdirected sightseers looking for the narrow unmarked lane that led to her waterfront home.
Her work here is made especially memorable by the exactness of her tone in evoking small-town tensions, the often misdirected energies of youth and most especially the process of growing up and acquiring an adult sense of responsibility.
But you don't tell us where he stands on one of the most significant issues of our time — world poverty, and America's lamentably stingy and often misdirected foreign aid program.
If human wills were not so often misdirected, human life would be transformed, and the struggles against those evils that seem to us no one's fault much further advanced.
In turn, the likes of Stack often misdirect or poorly define the contours of Washington and Wall Street misbehavior.
Consider the feverish note-taking of AOL founder Steve Case Steve Case –now a major land developer in Hawaii when social observer Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm Gladwell noted how often consumers misdirect because they do not know what they desire.
Pearce pointed out that environmental problems frequently reflect misdirected incentives.
The response to the most powerful terrorist organisation in history has been misdirected and often from opponents who are at cross-purposes with one another.
Younger adults, more prone to gadget use and following mapping apps on their smartphones or tablets said they had been misdirected even more often – 6.3 times on average.
