Sentence examples similar to recently misplaced from inspiring English sources
But our identity theft prevention strategy has fallen short recently because we misplaced the keys that allowed us to lock our filing cabinets.
The most depressing example of misplaced values occurred recently when the King National Memorial Project Foundation, a not-for-profit organization, began raising money for a $100 million memorial that is planned for the Mall in Washington.
Tyco calls those worries misplaced, but it announced recently that it would split into four smaller companies to try to increase shareholder value.
Also, misplaced punctuation left the impression that the show recently had its first female contestant.
Backers are mostly "Innovators" and "early adopters" (some have misplaced expectations since Kickstarter is not a Store and the recently revised Terms of Use make it clear).
Most recently, Styles editor Alexandra Jacobs defended the section against accusations that a profile of Uber executive Bozoma St. John was misplaced.
Recently, rumours that the polio vaccine could cause sterility and spread HIV have hampered polio eradication in Nigeria [ 20], while misplaced fears of autism in the developed world have stoked vaccination fears [ 21].
Ballots can be misplaced.
This concern is misplaced.
But Ronen Sen, who recently retired from India's diplomatic corps after serving as ambassador to the United States, says the focus on a "big idea" is misplaced.
