Martha E. Stark, the commissioner of the city's Finance Department, above, said the Web sites generally misled customers into believing the cigarettes were legally tax-free.
If the FTC believes Facebook violated their own terms of service or generally misled consumers, that could be considered an unfair business practice and grounds for FTC action.
A widespread image of lowriders as dangerous, ganglike characters is generally misleading, he said.
Locke's answer to this problem, insofar as he recognized it as a problem, appears to have been that, because perception is a natural process and thus ordained by God, it cannot be generally misleading about the ontology of the universe.
But it's generally misleading to talk about the practice in terms of addicts and dependence, says Viren Swami, a University of Westminster psychologist who has conducted extensive studies of people with tattoos.
That kind of sounds nice, except it's generally misleading.
In view of the skew typical of trial data (positive skew for costs, negative skew for outcomes), arithmetically calculated means and confidence intervals are generally misleading.
Generally not misled by grand illusions nor the calls of nihilism, the Chinese and Italian minds comprehend with an unparalleled acuity the interconnected ups and downs of historical cycles and fully appreciate, when it manifests itself, the sign of genius unaffected by the passage of time.
"The intent behind the two words is important to note – with misinformation, the intent is generally not to mislead; with disinformation, the intent is always to mislead".
And during their arguments about Medicare, Obamacare, and health care generally, both Ryan and Biden spun and misled on the specifics.
The explanation of this discrepancy may be that risk reductions are generally difficult to comprehend, and respondents may be misled by the so-called "evaluability heuristics".
