Sentence examples for there are misguided from inspiring English sources

To be fair, those critics are not always wrong; there are misguided excesses in either direction.

President-elect President-elect Obamafghanistan and his desire to send more troops and money there is misguided.

CONSEQUENTLY, there have been misguided attempts at merging the two.

The results haven't always been successful; there have been misguided attempts to enforce Latvian-language education, despite the strong minority of Russian speakers, and flirtations with stringent citizenship restrictions.

But there have also been misguided attempts to right historical wrongs, as in Philadelphia's confused exhibition at its President's House site.

There have also been misguided, and malicious, reports that Europe would reject all agricultural imports from Uganda if it sprayed tiny amounts of the insecticide inside houses.

Cable's view that jobs and growth don't go with green targets is misguided: there is clear evidence to show stronger targets would stimulate jobs".

He wrote a series of papers arguing that the whole "atoms for peace" idea was misguided: there was no way to promote nuclear power without also promoting nuclear proliferation.

Penelope Gibbs, chair of the Standing Committee for Youth Justice, said the single focus on education was misguided as there were many underlying causes of youth offending.

But the Lords committee said its strategy was misguided and there was "a very real risk that some people and businesses are being left behind, that inadequate access to the internet and all its benefits is actually afflicting their daily lives".

It would be misguided because there is strong reason to believe that the league would actually benefit from a boost in new merchandise purchases if the team changes its name.