Sentence examples for deceptive aims from inspiring English sources

Therefore, during this time interval, the left inferior parietal gyrus might help to manipulate truthful information for deceptive aims.

Another oft-used deceptive design that aims to manipulate online consent flows works against users by presenting a few selectively biased examples — which gives the illusion of helpful context around a decision.

Fur's new whimsical look is deceptive manipulation aimed at persuading, or tricking, people into buy it, said Mr. Butler of PETA.

While privacy law in the U.S. is substantively weak, federal regulators and state attorneys general have quite strong enforcement tools in taking on deceptive practices aimed at consumers.

Gunderson's reaction to hearing cold hard facts from Neiween about coercive and deceptive recruiting aimed at our troops was to return to whining that critics, such as subcommittee chair Senator Dick Durbin, were demonizing his industry.

The first is countering deceptive materials that aim to prevent certain voters from going to the polls.

The move was the second in two months aimed at deceptive advertising by a major food manufacturer for products meant for children.

Hoffman more recently landed in hot water after it was learned that he had indirectly contributed funding to a deceptive social media campaign aimed at helping Democratic candidate Doug Jones win Alabama's state senate race in 2017.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform act of 2010 took aim at the deceptive and unsound lending practices that roped borrowers into risky, high-cost loans they could not understand or afford.

Arnold Diaz, a reporter for Fox 5 News, whose reports titled "Shame, Shame, Shame" are aimed at uncovering deceptive business practices that harm consumers, was named in the lawsuit filed by Matthew Prince.

To learn more, check out The Huffington Post's "Unreal Eats" series which aims to expose these deceptive industry practices, and work toward better food industry alternatives.