Sentence examples for possibly misguided from inspiring English sources

While numerous reports about TSE associations with manganese rich areas have suggested that increased ingestion of Mn leads to increased TSE incidence are possibly misguided in that dietary absorption of manganese is highly limited [43], the possibility that the environment might allow prions to survive and be more infectious is a possibly more reasonable hypothesis.

The former CEO insisted he relied on information, possibly misguided, provided by lawyers and accountants who told him that the private partnership transactions that Enron used to hedge its troubled investments in fiber-optic companies and other ventures were lawful and legitimate.

The fire of indignant, misplaced self-righteousness that looks to ruin people's lives and unjustly ruin reputations is the abuse and violation that should be at the center of discussion, not the humorous, albeit possibly misguided, antics of a bunch of college kids.

If my tax payments suffice to cover my share of the total resource cost of research, including generating enough subjects to meet the needs of the research, well and good; but if money alone cannot provide the necessary participants (or for other, possibly misguided resasons the payment of research subjects is ruled out), 6 then a contribution in more than just monetary terms may be required.

Steck and Moro, in a possibly misguided attempt at good will, stayed behind and finished fixing the lines themselves.

What you really want to do is find out whether H.R. somehow found you objectionable, and for what (possibly misguided) reason.

Measures of HRQOL developed for physical illnesses may underestimate the effect of IPV for some women, and resource decisions made on this basis may possibly be misguided.

Misguided, perhaps, but "depraved"?

These ideas are misguided.

This assessment is misguided.

These critics are misguided.