Sentence examples for using the misguided from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, politicians are using the misguided comparisons with Lehman Brothers as an excuse to ignore and perpetuate Europe's real problem: an unhealthy, undercapitalised banking system and a monetary union based on the premise that political leaders' commitment alone could make economic and democratic realities disappear.

The Court struck down the post-Watergate spending limits using the misguided logic that unlimited campaign spending is the same a free speech.

Highfield, in an open letter published on MediaGuardian, said he was not sure what depressed him most about the BBC report: "The inflammatory language used, the misguided sentiment behind it, or the fact that the BBC intends parking a tank on every local lawn and offering its version of hyper local news controlled from London W1A.

There are far too many lawyers who find wriggle room using the same misguided logic as Dimbleby to make a name for themselves, or other more dangerous motives.

There are just as many states using the same misguided strategies who made few or no gains as there were reformy states making big gains.

There are just as many states using the same misguided strategies who made few or no gains [on NAEP] as there were reformy states making big gains... Are students in D.C. getting a better education than those in Massachusetts?

That's because in the 1980s and '90s, when New Delhi was trying to suppress separatist movements in Punjab, Kashmir and Assam, each official speech and classified document used the euphemism "misguided youth" to refer to young men who had rejected the idea of India and had taken to arms.

You'll give shareholders a chance to earn better returns elsewhere and prevent management from using the cash to make misguided value-destroying investments.

From our research, we take away three additional, more nuanced findings that bear on how we have the discussion moving forward: 1) Existing research using the "MHHI" measure is misguided.

It is the logic of the telenovela that best allows us to explain the state of politics in our time because our presidents are galanes a kind of narcissistic leading man— who seek to rescue their beloved but misguided subjects using the terms of emotions and morality.

This month, he followed through, asking the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the injunction on the grounds that the city's homeless are in effect using the sidewalks as "their own public storage area". Trutanich's legal crusade is a misguided use of resources.