Sentence examples for prove misguided from inspiring English sources

And even then the government has plenty more scope, if need be, for monetary and fiscal stimulus.Some economists argue that efforts to sustain demand will prove misguided.

This would prove misguided in coming months.

The experience of this approach in America and Australia has proved misguided.

Meanwhile, the American team's decision to save their best players until last proved misguided.

Ms. Miller's mother, Mary Anne, and her father were both Catholic, and their marriage was less a heady love match than a matter of compatibility that proved misguided.

America's own traumatic experience with terrorism in 2001 inspired a decade-long intervention in the Middle East that ultimately proved misguided and disillusioning; indeed, it has ruined the appetite for democracy-building efforts anywhere.

Their optimism proved misguided when Barnes struck his second of the tie and the only goal of the game to give Aldershot a 3-0 aggregate win, ensuring Wolves fans became the first in the country to endure the horrors of a play-off final defeat.

Raonic had made history just by reaching the last four, as the first Canadian man to do so, but suggestions the 23-year-old was ready to strike a blow for the younger generation proved misguided.

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

But gambles taken in the fog of a financial crisis can also prove horribly misguided.

The Road's theoretical inclusion is a purely vindictive response to the self-satisfied tone of voice invariably adopted by the kind of men who consider it a masterpiece, and might easily prove as misguided as those notional misgivings about Queen of Denmark (which turns out to be a classic of the AOR revenge genre – four parts Karen Carpenter to one part John Carpenter).