Both perspectives are misguided.

Both labels mislead.

This claim was hugely misguided.

To be sure, the impression is deceptive.

This was always bad history.

But this view is misleading, particularly in the current economic situation.

Introducing a different date on which to record these data may be misleading.

But this interpretation of the Great Depression, common though it is, is misguided.

But trying to obtain stability from rigidity is illusory.

The company s success makes governance look easy, but that success is misleading.

But the quest for a single set of global governance standards is misguided.

Technological advances have led to an information explosion, and publics have become more sensitized to propaganda. The world is awash in information, some of it accurate, some misleading.

Even in Tokyo, the air of normalcy is misleading.

This idea is attractive at first sight. But here, too, the reference to the US experience is misleading.

Despite their strength in numbers however, Mousavi and Karroubi s excessive reliance on street protests is misguided.

Given this structural weakness, the idea of a new Cold War is misleading.

That has left the government locked into a reactive and often misguided approach to unexpected problems.

We lived the better part of the subsequent decade with a misguided sense of extended prosperity and inflated a financial bubble.

The report was correct but misleading, for it failed to mention why there is so little inflation in the US today.

But this is misleading the European social model is, in fact, part and parcel of the identity of the EU member states more than of the EU per se.

The claim that a European Union body was supporting the project was totally misleading, as no European institution had formulated an approach to it.

Perhaps their successful rescue of the banking system also misled some central bankers into believing that they possessed the Midas touch.

Although blaming North Korea for the attack provides very convenient and believable explanations compact enough to fit into saucy headlines it is completely lazy and misleading.

We admit that there is no credible scientific evidence that supports our claims and therefore we engaged in misleading conduct in breach of s52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974.

But this impression is deceptive, since the German state, through the built in flexibility of its extensive social welfare system, already contributes to stabilizing the world economy.

America is not in absolute decline, and, in relative terms, there is a reasonable probability that it will remain more powerful than any other country in the coming decades.

I must make it clear that the Serbs are not victims of misinformation their sense of insecurity is a consequence of the horrific reality that for nearly six years they have faced in Kosovo and Metohija.

But it is misleading when officials tout simple, if not simplistic, policy proposals as the basis for hoping that we can avoid a long period of difficult economic adjustment.

Many also added that it s misleading to blame rice for causing diabetes, reminding the HPB that Singaporeans and majority of Asians have been eating rice for thousands of years.

But the US position is unambiguously misguided in not foreseeing that the Kosovo precedent will incite instability and potentially even violence elsewhere.

It should also prevent minorities being made into museum pieces by a misguided requirement that they remain at their traditional level of development while the members of the surrounding society experience significant improvements in their standard of living.

The belief that stability can be achieved with technocratic rules, regulations, and sanctioning mechanisms alone in a eurozone whose economies are diverging will prove to be misguided.

More immediately, we in the West should avoid the conceit that we were somehow the heroic behind the scenes progenitors of fundamental change in Tunisia and Egypt.

Time and again, Europe paid a high price for policies of compromises with evil that were dictated by economic interests or the illusion that evil can be appeased and will disappear of its own accord.

These women are exactly the kind of leaders that everyone should be cultivating and supporting, rather than overlooking because of a belief that they cannot exist in the Middle East.

One idea that has been mooted repeatedly in Europe is to create some European, or at least eurozone, unemployment insurance fund. This idea is attractive at first sight.

That is why a public debate that considers only two extreme scenarios imposed integration or absolute national sovereignty is misleading and dangerous. It drives participants into opposite corners, setting them up for conflict an outcome that should be avoided at all costs.

Despite their strength in numbers however, Mousavi and Karroubi s excessive reliance on street protests is misguided. While their courageous supporters espouse tolerance and practice non violence, they are overwhelmed by armed government forces who are willing to kill and die to retain power.

On the surface it seems that Europe's steady integration proceeded in parallel with the development of the welfare state. But this is misleading the European social model is, in fact, part and parcel of the identity of the EU member states more than of the EU per se.

But, while the many recipes thesis has strong appeal and empirical support, and suggests a spirit of theoretical pluralism, the claim of one economics is misguided, for it implies that mainstream neoclassical economics is the only true economics.

Some westerners, while lamenting Ahmedinejad s insensitivity, have struggled to minimize the significance of his Holocaust denial as the fulminations of a misguided fanatic (as if misguided fanaticism were an incidental quality in a nation s president).

The response to 9 11 and to Dominique Strauss Kahn s recent encounter with an African chambermaid in a New York hotel have very little in common, except for one thing once again, cultural conflict was invoked in a misleading way.

That argument is debatable and the record of the Kosovar government suggests that it is wrong. But the US position is unambiguously misguided in not foreseeing that the Kosovo precedent will incite instability and potentially even violence elsewhere.

Given these historical analogies, a slew of heavyweight Keynesian critics are warning that the world is about to repeat all the disasters caused by bad fiscal policy in the 1930 s. But this interpretation of the Great Depression, common though it is, is misguided.

Labor market experts thus consider the unemployment rate a potentially misleading indicator, because a youth unemployment rate of 50 does not mean that half of the young population is unemployed. That is why one should look at the unemployment ratio the percentage of the unemployed in the reference population rather than at the unemployment rate.