Sentence examples for a misleading example from inspiring English sources

Airbus, he suggests, is a "misleading example", because it operates in a unique industrial sector.

When Trump campaigned for president, he used to twist the labor force participation rate in a misleading example of a flagging economy.

It is possible to train a machine-learning system to recognize and then ignore misleading examples.

Headed by senior staff research scientist Maya Gupta, it aims to give the software something of the common sense that enables humans to discount misleading examples.

Interestingly, he and other city officials are using misleading examples that the industry itself often uses to assuage public concerns -- statements like "antennas give off less radiation than a microwave oven".

(Incidentally, the misleading examples were not caught by the German editor, who, on the other hand, appended some paragraphs to the paper that contain mistaken claims).

A gloomier example of a misleading ROE is General Motors, whose number from 1999 to 2003 was an average 17.8%–pretty respectable.

The issue of human/wildlife conflict emerges in several chapters, but nowhere the understanding that this may often be a misleading construct and that, for example, predation losses to livestock are generally very much lower than the expressed anger against wildlife would suggest.

Here's another example of a misleading number: In May of this year, the California Department of Education reported a rise in the statewide graduation rate, to 82%.

Although this metric has the advantage of wide utilisation, in a certain sense, it is a misleading figure, as in this example no single patient would actually survive 1 year.

For example, basic motivation of narcotic substances application is a misleading belief that it will help to increase concentration and stay focused.