Sentence examples for believed misleading from inspiring English sources

This month the Annenberg Center, at the University of Pennsylvania, released a poll of voters in swing states that found many believed misleading statements made in the advertisements.

In a February 2007 interview with the Vancouver Sun, Hoggan conveys his anger at industry interests who he believes mislead the public about the scientific understanding of global warming.

I have no real problem with the service other than the extremely confusing tutorial which I believe misleads people into thinking that the service works differently than it actually does.

He said there was "no departmental view" on whether reforms to press regulation should play a role in ensuring incorrect coverage was challenged but said it was "extremely frustrating" to see reports he believed were misleading.

Others saw staff, especially doctors and surgeons, as uncaring and believed they misled them.

In a turn of events that would have appeared unlikely a few years back, the no-frills carrier will champion consumers over what it believes is misleading advertising on Google.

Citing the classified nature of the program, Wyden and Udall did not delve further into details about which part of the fact sheet they believe is misleading.

The bank has said it does not believe it misled investors.

"But as of right now I truly believe he misled us, and I would give him the opportunity, if he chooses, to come back and disprove my conclusion".

A.I.G., still largely taxpayer-owned as a result of its 2008 government bailout, is among a growing group of investors pursuing private lawsuits because they believe banks misled them into buying risky securities during the housing boom.

Former News of the World editor Colin Myler, ex-head of legal Tom Crone and former News International executive chairman Les Hinton could be called to apologise to parliament if the standards and privileges committee believes they misled MPs about phone hacking.