Sentence examples similar to the mistaken priority from inspiring English sources

With Trump's proposed budget, slashing $60 billion from NIH and vast sums from foreign aid and other services, these trials will likely be victims of his administration's mistaken priorities.

"Uneven technological development is a staple of science fiction because it implies a society, and a government, that has lost its way or has mistaken priorities," Hicks said, "And as a result unjustly divides technological resources, or uses those resources to control the populace in inappropriate ways".

Like its doomed-to-fail hero, this production has mistaken its priorities.

These bureaucratic priorities are increasingly mistaken for pedagogical priorities (otherwise known as "teaching"), which are being dictated in part by the implementation of new Common Core Standards.

She recently wrote a joint article with the new-intake Labour MP Neil Coyle, accusing Corbyn of displaying "weak leadership, poor judgment and a mistaken sense of priorities".

He has made it a priority to avoid the mistakes of the 1930s.

The northerners' priority is to avoid the mistakes in Greece, where countries of the euro zone lent more money than Athens could ever repay (including to recapitalise banks).

Diversity within television could never have been mistaken as a high priority topic during this period.

This was frustrating for those working in Wales, who perceived an imbalance in service priority while recognising the opportunities afforded by learning from the mistakes of their English counterparts.

The majority is mistaken.

The challenge is mistaken.