Sentence examples for a misleading comparison from inspiring English sources

Ocasio-Cortez is making a misleading comparison.

But it is also in many ways a misleading comparison.

But that's a misleading comparison because the Crosstrek has a lot more standard equipment.

A viewer complained to the Advertising Standards Authority that the claim "there are more winners too" made a misleading comparison between the Health Lottery and Lotto (also known as the National Lottery).

— Post Fact Checker Glenn Kessler gave Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez three Pinocchios for a misleading comparison of the administration's response to the opioid crisis and funds the president transferred for action on the border wall.

If the assumption fails, which often occurs, the outcome is a misleading comparison.

But Ocasio-Cortez is making a highly misleading comparison.

And to justify his NHS changes, Andrew Lansley embarked on a wholly misleading comparison of heart attack deaths in Britain and France.

To outlaw incandescent bulbs would greatly curtail the public's access to perhaps the cheapest and most effective means of making their homes more attractive, namely the thoughtful use of interior lights.Jody Ketteringham Farnborough, HantsSIR —Your statement that U.S. electric utility R&D expenditures in 2003 were less than those of the pet-food industry is a particularly misleading comparison.

President Donald Trump on Sunday continued to defend Matt Whitaker, his controversial pick to lead the Justice Department, with a wildly misleading comparison to special counsel Robert Mueller.

These changes could result in a potentially misleading comparison of circa 2010 and circa 2000 findings.