Sentence examples for be misled with from inspiring English sources

We would no longer be misled with charter schools and unconstitutional vouchers.

At the same time, it is important that students not be misled with regard to sociocultural organization or any other aspect of the curriculum by the impression that existing understandings are definitive.

In fact, you will often be misled with misinformation.

As shown for these species, single-stressor temperature or acidification studies can be misleading with respect to determining species' vulnerability and responses to global change.

Appearances may be misleading with respect to both grammatical and logical form, leaving room for the possibility that these notions of structure are not so different after all.

Therefore, studies that rest predominantly on the analysis of caspase activation may be misleading with regard to relevance of p53 for the antineoplastic action of HDACi.

Since the multi-family trees each contained only an exclusive subset of the 40 total C2H2 zinc-finger families, internal branch patterns and statistics could be misleading with respect to the degree of relatedness between families.

Phylogenetic analyses, such as that depicted in Figure  5, may be misleading with respect to the relative placement of subfamilies due to unequal rates of sequence evolution and poor taxonomic sampling.

But naturally I also feel uncomfortable due to the fact that we were misled with the information on weapons of mass destruction".

Last week, the Polish President, Aleksander Kwasniewski, said that, while he felt that Iraq without Saddam Hussein is a "truly better Iraq," he also felt "uncomfortable due to the fact that we were misled with the information on weapons of mass destruction".

But the new disclosures suggested that many ordinary investors were misled, with their investment decisions influenced by brokers who did not adequately disclose relationships that may have colored their recommendations.