Sentence examples for be completely misleading from inspiring English sources

Taken as a precise gauge for future iPhone apps, statistics can be completely misleading.

However, one should consider the fact that in case of oblique angle deposition or slanted films, the texture axis can be tilted out of the surface normal, and the evaluation of intensity distribution of various reflections for determining the texture can be completely misleading.

"It would not only be totally unreasonable to describe this piece as original," he wrote, "it would be completely misleading to describe it by George Haupt".

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has said it would be "completely misleading" to publish the register, which was put together before changes were made to the bill and had been intended as an "internal mechanism".

BW-based scaling, however, could be completely misleading, when R is indeed large.

In general, such kind of negative evidence is not valid and can be completely misleading in metagenomics.

RYAN: That statistic was completely misleading.

But this feeling is completely misleading.

One gets an opposite global trend that is completely misleading.

Using my last pay stub or pay stubs is completely misleading.

Saying that 'if temperatures go up, climate change could occur' is completely misleading.