They say that Labour just does better because its vote is more effectively distributed, and they conclude: Hopes among Labour's rivals that revising constituency boundaries might level the playing field are very largely misplaced, therefore.
General manager Richard Crompton said: "The title of the campaign and its portrayal so far through this poster is at the very least misplaced, if not naive, and is understandably bound to cause offence.
As the introductory essay explains, "We have to come to terms with the fact that the implicit trust expected on either side of a medical engagement may very well be misplaced".
Unfortunately, plenty of things can go wrong, which is why the researchers cannot yet unseat the traditional kilogram.First, the crystals have to be nearly perfect, with very few missing or misplaced silicon atoms.
A. According to Robert Leonard, a spokesman for the Consolidated Edison Company, manhole covers are very rarely stolen or misplaced, since they weigh about 310 pounds and require two workers just to yank them a few inches off the hole.
In his urgency to justify himself and his country by producing a national epic, one might say, Crane misplaced the very quality of his work that makes it essentially American — namely, his spontaneous trust that his perceptions and experiences are as significant and authentic as anything myth or history can provide.
In trying to write a hip, oh-so-contemporary variation on Dickens's novel, Ms. Stevenson seems to have misplaced the very gifts that distinguished "Several Deceptions": namely her own acerbic voice, her stylish urbanity and her equal-opportunity sense of humor.
I would contend that Grossman, in writing his article, has misplaced the very asset he bemoans has been displaced in higher learning.
Ed McMahon is a very lucky man who screwed up his own life and need not continue to bother the rest of us who have our own problems and are working them out without the misplaced and very public generosity of Donald Trump.
