Sentence examples for are very misleading from inspiring English sources
Regarding its satellite competitors, Mr. Scheuler said Cablevision's prices are competitive and in many cases lower because the prices quoted by satellite companies are "very misleading".
After researching the issues for myself, I've found that the social media ads, the TV ads, and flyers are very misleading.
"This response makes clear that the government's claims about an extra £10bn for the NHS are very misleading and I'm glad that the UKSA have asked for the government to present the figures more clearly in future".
"Our concern is that ASI companies are very misleading to aspiring authors.
The proposals are very misleading and there seems to be a lot of propaganda.
cit..) According to this pragmatic explanation of why people go wrong, the recognition that some utterances of (4) are very misleading and therefore inappropriate produces the feeling that those utterances of (4) should be counted as false by a semantic theory.
If exports are measured correctly, however, they account for a surprisingly modest share of China's economic growth.The headline ratio of exports to GDP is very misleading.
Cynthia Wilson, community outreach coordinator for Utah Diné Bikéyah, a not-for-profit group working to conserve lands significant to Native Americans, said the documents were "very misleading".
Mr. Valle also disputed a report issued in July by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo and said some of Mr. Cuomo's criticism of Mr. Felton was "very misleading or outright wrong".
