Sentence examples for any misleading from inspiring English sources

Any misleading statements Mr. Wiese or Mr. Bruder might have made to state officials, therefore, would not constitute a federal crime.

Age-related abortion rates are in any case misleading.

Dr Waynberg says that the reputation of the "French Lover" is in any case misleading or class-based.

Similarly, Kristensen and Johansson (2008) present a cross-country comparison on job satisfaction for a number of EU countries and highlight that individuals belonging to different cultures also perceive questionnaires differently, which could make any comparison misleading.

Even the truth will not be a defence, since any statement deemed misleading could be actionable".

It is vital that policy-makers refuse to countenance any inflammatory and misleading language racist opponents seek to validate.

Mr. Jaczko admitted to the inspector general that he sometimes loses his temper but denied violating any procedures or misleading the other commissioners.

There will also be tighter restrictions on what payday lenders can say in adverts, with the FCA be able to ban any that are misleading.

And Mr. Pitt is preparing new rules to enable executives to share the information they receive about future industry trends, although investor groups have said they fear that the proposals may insulate executives from any consequences of misleading projections.

Since the schema level consists only of abstract services, any errors or misleading activities which will lead to incompleteness of the schema graph can be identified.

This is a very interesting outcome, confirming that injection can support removal not only by concealing keypoint removal traces but also by further misleading any analysis that is based on matching.