Sentence examples for easy to be misled from inspiring English sources

It's easy to be misled.

It's easy to be misled by the buildings.

It's very easy to be misled by a few high-profile cases," said Lauzen.

It's easy to be misled by a few high-profile cases.

"It is really easy to be misled by a few high-profile cases.

It's easy to be misled by television programmes, glossy magazines and swanky cookery books into thinking people have skills.

"It's very easy to be mislead by a few high-profile cases," Martha M Lauzen, who oversaw the report, said.

Few imagined that the industrial revolution would continue at the same pace for sixty years mon Statistics suggest how easy it was to be misled.

Paul Hodgson, a senior analyst at the Corporate Library, a governance research group, says it is too easy for investors to be misled when executives are not holding the stock outright.

"It is easy for the patient to be misled based on what is on Web sites and on what has been in the press or on the news," said Dr. David W. Kennedy, a specialist at the University of Pennsylvania Health System.

The opportunities to be misled are innumerable".