Sentence examples for Misleading knowledge from inspiring English sources

The author suggests that the West's fall can be marked from the moment she released her hold on the certainty and power of medieval Christianity and began to get lost amidst "the widening gyre" that came with the misleading knowledge of the Enlightenment and the seductive promises of modernity.

If an endophenotype is an epiphenomenon and not directly and intrinsically connected through a causal relationship to the disease mechanism, then information gleaned from the study of that endophenotype in animals may produce misleading knowledge.

For non-medical entomologists, a list of potential vector species and their distribution can be misleading without specific knowledge on their biology, ecology, classification and vector competence.

On the main issue of misleading the committee about knowledge of wider News of the World involvement in phone-hacking, I refer you to specific committee findings and the evidence given on these matters by Colin Myler and myself which clearly demonstrate serious flaws in the report.

"It is impossible to mislead people who have knowledge," declared Eric Ripert, the chef at Le Bernardin.

The panel concluded that Mr. Myler had misled them about his knowledge of the illegal behavior.

"It is impossible to mislead people who have knowledge," said Eric Ripert, the chef at Le Bernardin and a man who is to seafood what Capt.

Jenkins could mislead someone with no knowledge of wind energy in Britain into thinking that there is a wind turbine peering out of every nook and cranny.

The panel concluded that Mr. Myler had misled them about his knowledge of the illegal behavior, which puts him at risk of being cited for contempt of Parliament.

It also concluded that Myler, a former editor of the News of the World and now editor-in-chief of the Daily News, had misled Parliament about his knowledge of phone hacking.

In the United States, both California and New York's attorneys general are investigating ExxonMobil for spending decades misleading the public about its knowledge of the risks of climate change.