Sentence examples for found to be misleading from inspiring English sources

In the first instance data provided by Haringey to contribute towards the provisional assessment was found to be misleading.

Other federal legislation would allow the Food and Drug Administration to impose penalties as high as $10 million for advertising the agency found to be misleading.

The International Amateur Athletic Federation, which governs track and field, says Hunter was suspended on Aug. 24, yet USA Track and Field has yet to make that announcement, which some have found to be misleading.

Trump has claimed that the latter group, undocumented immigrants, were getting $4.2 billion in tax credits, a statement that was later found to be misleading.

Of the 150 most-viewed videos assessed, 77% were found to be misleading in some significant way – either because they had factual errors or biased content in either the video or its commentary.

Meanwhile, a SuperPAC called the American Future Fund ran an attack ad against Cruz calling him "weak" on defense, which the group Fact Check reviewed and found to be "misleading".

The NY Attorney General's Office detailed that while Verizon stated the company spent over $1 billion on construction in 2011, the AG found this to be misleading as the money had been shifted to fund wireless and the cable business.

This was found to be inaccurate and misleading.

While this simplistic interpretation is tempting, I find it to be misleading for reasons explained nicely in Bowsher et al. 2014 which the authors cite.

When the system has more than a few unknown parameters, computational issues also arise to efficiently sample the space of parameters [ 21, 22], which has been found to be very rugged and sometimes misleading in the sense that many sets of parameters that have a good fit to experimental data are meaningless from a biological point of view [ 23].

WoW was found to be more appealing than Half-Life, but this result could be misleading.