Sentence examples for that would be misguided from inspiring English sources

The decision could also potentially be used as a political football for those who don't support cannabis legalization, but public health researcher Rebecca Haines-Saah told VICE that would be misguided.

But that would be misguided.

Soistier told VICE News that the typical approach to dealing with illegal immigrants on French soil is deportation — a solution that he thinks would be misguided in this particular situation.

On Sunday, Chris Chase of Shutdown Corner predicted that someone would make comments similar to Pouha's and was clear that he felt they would be misguided.

El Espectador, an influential weekly newspaper in Bogotá, said in an editorial on Sunday that such a move would be misguided.

After all, some in Taiwan are not yet convinced that a push for independence would be misguided.

For instance, he consistently claimed that any intervention in Syria would be misguided and potentially disastrous.

Even though this may overlook the fact that technologies are fundamentally insecure (Beck 1992; Sandvik 2016), it would be misguided to believe that overall risks are not reduced by humanitarian technology use in aid agency security management.

I think we can all agree that reforming schools through medicating students would be misguided, even ridiculous.

The researchers found that the slow wage growth does not reflect any shift in the types of jobs college grads get, and argued it would be "misguided" to conclude that going to college is a poor investment.

But it would be misguided to suggest that Love You to Death might mark her zenith.