Sentence examples for despite misleading from inspiring English sources

In publicity materials, this fictional story (despite misleading end notes suggesting otherwise) is coyly described as "a captivity fantasy".

These new regulations do not require the 211 new clinical commissioning groups to put all NHS services out to public tender, despite misleading claims to the contrary.

Despite misleading him and resigning in disgrace, Johnson's former deputy mayor Ray Lewis has been brought back into the fold to help the London mayor boost mentoring.

Despite misleading claims by Republican members of Congress and by Republican candidates on the presidential campaign trail that the size of government, regulation and excessive taxation have caused the jobs problem, business surveys repeatedly have identified weak demand as the primary constraint on job creation.

In the new "exchange," people can still purchase health care plans that offer abortion coverage (despite misleading claims by some to the contrary), but they must use their own money to do so, and can't use federal subsidies to purchase those plans.

After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do". .

After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do".

After weeks of misleading calm, and despite huge injections of liquidity by the European Central Bank, countries are slipping back into recession, unemployment is climbing and deficit forecasts are worsening.

The ABC is standing by the veracity of a rural news report which claimed animal rights activists had complained about sheep being verbally abused by shearers, despite claims it is highly misleading.

Despite classifying its title as "misleading" and criticizing the new material, Houston Chronicles editor Michael D. Clark wrote the album was "dolled up as beautiful and immaculate as" the members of the group and included their best singles from their four studio albums.

Despite their significance, it would be misleading to conclude that they can be taken as strong evidence of effects of thiamethoxam.