Sentences with phrase «seriously misinformed»
As someone who has been a frequent reviewer (as well as a reviewee and a journal editorial board member), I have to say that Steve is seriously misinformed if he believes the above.
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My observation has been that participants in these threads who rely almost entirely on the blogosphere for climate information are usually seriously misinformed on many important issues.
But going back to volcanoes, you still are seriously misinformed about how important the very active volcanic period of 1225 - 1275 was as a first big dent in the MWP as it relates to ocean heat content.
You are seriously misinformed / ignorant / stupid, possibly 12 years old..
It is Dr. McDougall who is seriously misinformed and is misinforming.
If the two negotiating teams thought that was the extent of the problem, they were seriously misinformed.
He added: «Anyone who proposes a direct conflict between the health of business and the health of the planet and environment in a great country like the United Kingdom is seriously misinformed.
If this is the only article any of you have read on co-sleeping then you are seriously misinformed.
Dear Abby: The parents who were told their boys «couldn't be looking at pornography» unless they had a credit card — which they didn't — were seriously misinformed.
LOL you are either a troll or SERIOUSLY misinformed as to the benefits of secular contributions vs. religious contributions.
Recordings of talks given by the anti-abortion group, the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) have revealed that the group seriously misinforms parents, pupils and staff about the effects of abortion, and the nature of Sex and Relationships Education (SRE).
Seriously, Frank, someone is seriously misinforming you on the science.
Not exact matches
«Misinformed» concerns frequently contain more than a dollop of substance, often concerning issues that were never seriously addressed back when the standards were quietly and hurriedly adopted.
In a scientific sense it's difficult to take them seriously, even though they do enormous damage by misinforming the public.