Sentence examples for based on misinterpreted from inspiring English sources
AllFacebook's Nick O'Neill, who had also penned a piece based on the Telegraph article, has since gotten in touch with the company's communications department and cites Facebook representatives claiming that the piece is factually incorrect in its entirety and based on misinterpreted statements from Randi Zuckerberg.
In contrast, poor communication can lead to anxiety, lack of confidence in the doctor, and to decisions based on misinterpreted information and inadequate communication.
"Reagan's War on Poverty" by Gregory Fossedal (Op-Ed, May 28) is based on incredibly misinterpreted numbers that destroy his argument.
These theories, alas, are often based on prejudice, misinterpreted data, simple cultural differences, false precepts, fabricated observations or innocent miscommunication.
Robert Skidelsky – Keynes' masterly biographer – believes that Lopokova conceived and then miscarried, but I think that assumption is based on a misinterpreted letter.
Spanish investigators eventually pinpointed a different suspect, and Mr. Mayfield was freed, but in another case, based on a misinterpreted bite mark, the wrongly accused man was not so lucky.
Conclusions presented in published reports may be misleading if based on inappropriate or misinterpreted statistical analysis.
John Fabre, professor of clinical sciences at King's College London, said the policy was misinterpreted based on information from Spain's system.
If you learn to recognize these categories of lies based on improperly employed or misinterpreted statistics, you will have a much easier time seeing through false claims and responding with precise criticism of the flaws in the economic statistics used to mislead people.
People thought the "dishes" post was about me and wanted to critique my marriage based on a headline they misinterpreted.
