Sentence examples for ability to misrepresent from inspiring English sources

Much of previous strategy proofness literature in wireless network has been motivated from the perspective, that the users might have a motivation and ability to misrepresent their utilities (refer to the networks-related literature in "Literature survey" section).

Ability to manipulate?

"Michael is devastated and feels utterly betrayed by [the film], which he regards as a gross distortion of the truth and a tawdry attempt to misrepresent his life and his abilities as a father," his spokesman said.

This is a victory for public education and sends a message nationwide about the public's ability to see through efforts by groups like the Discovery Institute to misrepresent science in the schools.

The company also promised not to misrepresent the security of its cameras, the confidentiality of the activity that its devices transmit, or consumers' ability to control the security of the cameras or their recordings.

I want to choose whether to misrepresent myself.

That has allowed the PT to misrepresent it.

"Dochow conspired with IndyMac management to misrepresent this.

"But it's quite hard to misrepresent someone on TV".

The most frequent challenge reported by evaluators is pressure from stakeholders to misrepresent findings.

In many biological and social interactions, individuals with private information have incentives to misrepresent their information.