Sentence examples for considered misleading from inspiring English sources

This bald figure may be considered misleading.

And it would prohibit certain types of advertising considered misleading.

For drivers of hybrids that don't plug in, the EV and plug elements on the plates may be considered misleading.

In the past, the S.E.C. has pursued enforcement actions based on public statements by corporate management that were considered misleading.

International Health and Medical Services IHMSS) considered misleading the immigration department about vaccination measurements for asylum seekers, leaked internal documents reveal.

It conceded the advertisement could be considered misleading and notified stations that had received advanced copies of it not to broadcast it.

It is a measurement he considers misleading.

The Center for Global Food Issues of the Hudson Institute has also become concerned about what it considers misleading dairy labels.

So, with good cheer, I want simply to respond to two aspects of his review I consider misleading.

And they said the focus on what they consider misleading or secondary issues was getting in the way of real questions about the plan they believed worthy of consideration.

Thus, we would not describe an American soldier who dies while attempting to protect fellow troops as, say, a "suicide grenade thrower". I wonder what your colleague reporters and editors think of a well-established phrase that I consider misleading and sanitizing.