Sentence examples for particularly misguided from inspiring English sources

What makes this particularly misguided is that the European Union does not need the money.

Particularly misguided is the idea that FTTs would have significantly muted the buildup to the 2008 financial crisis.

The Clinton campaign's decision to dredge up the fact that Mr Obama had written an essay in kindergarten on how he wanted to be president was particularly misguided.

Since these laws will come into force over the next two years, it would be a mistake for European governments now to rush to legislate further.Such a reaction would be particularly misguided given that the shipping industry is also raising its standards.

The confidence placed in policy prescriptions is particularly misguided given the heavy use of estimates and fudge factors while compiling government statistics.

Nate's view of uncertainty, and its implications for climate model predictions, is particularly misguided.

A lot has been written recently about how distraction works, particularly by misguided neuroscientists trying to nail Jell-O to the wall by defining rules for something that is, by nature, ever-changing and dependent on too many factors to be crammed into one convenient box.

Ngog lauds Henry as his hero As answers go, David Ngog's revelation that Thierry Henry is his footballing idol, was perhaps a tad misguided – particularly when you have just been grilled yourself on the notion of stretching football's rules.

But complaints that this reveals prejudice and portends a miscarriage of justice seem misguided, particularly as the jury is comprised of local Missouri citizens (three of the 12 members are black).

"Trying to blame one set of products is misguided, particularly when they comprise a mere 2% of calories in the average diet".

That belief proved misguided, particularly once Russia entered the conflict in support of Assad in 2015, dramatically changing the balance of power.