Sentence examples similar to for being mis from inspiring English sources

Some of the calls and texts were about compensation for accidents that a person had not suffered or to lodge a claim for being mis-sold PPI that they were not entitled to make.

And it announced it is joining Norwich Union and Friends Provident in setting final deadlines for customers to complain about being mis-sold endowments which they bought from tied agents and the insurer's own direct sales force.

Standard Life yesterday warned policyholders to brace themselves for more bonus and payout cuts over the next couple of years, and said it was joining Norwich Union in setting final deadlines for customers to complain about being mis-sold endowments.

It found a range of causes for products being mis-sold, from incompetent or intimidating sales teams to products that were badly designed or unsuitable.

We found evidence for 34 scaffolds being mis-assembled in the Nasonia genome assembly version 1.0 (Werren et al. 2010), and due to the high density of markers on the microarray, we are able to resolve breakpoints in scaffold assemblies to an average size of 52 Kb (Table S3).

Kirk Yeaman remains sufficiently unknown for his name to be mis-spelt Yeoman on the teamsheet at Salford yesterday, but the young centre was the star of a sparkling performance that underlined Hull's grand final credentials.

First, differences between available maize genomic sequences and the FSTs caused the precise insertion site to be mis-identified for 6.7% of the FSTs.

For example, the NMDAR1 receptor is known to be mis-spliced in DM1 human brain tissue (Jiang et al., 2004).

Last November, Lloyds said it had set aside a further £1bn to cover compensation for customers who were mis-sold PPI, bringing the bank's total compensation bill to £5.3bn so far.

RBS also said it had set aside a further £135m to cover compensation for customers who were mis-sold payment protection insurance, taking the total up to £1.3bn.

Other charges were £61 million for compensating customers who were mis-sold products.