Maybe my question was misguided in the first place.
Financial speculators and corporate raiders force companies into short-term decisions, which increase share prices by holding down wages, sacking workers or skimping on capital expenditure.To a free-market enthusiast, the question might seem misguided.
The first episode, which airs tonight, follows the story of Dan as he struggles to come to terms with his newfound disability surrounded by people who have had many more years getting used to the stares, questions and misguided sympathy.
The family is religious, she doesn't drink or smoke, and she is glad the profile of Mormonism has risen a little recently, so there aren't so many embarrassing questions or misguided stereotypes.
Fans of the DC Comics character saw the casting decision as misguided, although questions were based less around her fairly short CV and more around the fact that she was "too skinny".
A spokeswoman for the state agency that oversees the Science Center, Melissa Figueroa, said by email "there is no conflict" between Simril's USC ties and her role as a negotiator for the museum, labeling questions about them a "misguided attempt to distract from the merits of the deal".
The answer is emphatically no.The question is understandable, albeit misguided.
Updated at 5.53pm BST 5.48pm BST My verdict Our question today was probably misguided.
Mrs. Clinton's labor supporters say the Obama forces are misguided to question her toughness on trade.
Jordaan said media questions about the purchase were misguided: "How do you expect them to get around to see their constituents when they don't have any transport?" Sepp Blatter, weighing up his own legacy and tipping a potential successor – an alternative to Michel Platini: "There is a clear rival in [Spain's FA head] Angel María Villar.
