Sentence examples for based on a misreading from inspiring English sources

But on its own evaluation, its faith in market-based solutions was based on a misreading of the realities on the ground.

The speculation about teams losing "Bird" rights seems to be based on a misreading of one particular provision governing teams that move into the luxury tax.

His critique is based on a misreading.

"I personally think it's based on a misreading of the British character," he said.

"It's based on a misreading of the fact that their facilities are protected by the military.

A district court judge ruled that the ballot requirement was not too onerous, based on a misreading of the law.

The militia's mission was based on a gross misreading of the rebels' tactics.

Some of the job-killer scare stories are based on a deliberate misreading of a Congressional Budget Office report that estimated the law would "reduce the amount of labor used in the economy" by about 800,000 jobs.

Lawyers for the Unifaun alleged that the board's classification was based on a total misreading of the work and should not form a legitimate foundation for judging the moral standards of a play.

Recent claims from some economists that Kim is "anti-growth" are based on a willful misreading and selective reporting of passages from Kim's co-edited volume "Dying for Growth: Global Inequality and the Health of the Poor," to which we both contributed.

While the symmetry of this is appealing — potato salad for everybody — it seems based on a basic misreading of this mini-phenomenon: that, essentially, the money itself is some kind of ill-gotten gain, an accidental and undeserved windfall that is tainted by its curious origins, and so should simply be given away.