Sentence examples for greatly misled from inspiring English sources
"Whoever thinks that he can bring Turkey into line with terror, violence and weapons is greatly misled," Turkish news services quoted him as saying.
Yes, I want to move ahead on proper pension and option expensing, but I believe there are enough biases in the other direction that we are not going to be greatly misled by looking at the earnings trends that we see.
It could hardly be clearer that Bradley holds an identity theory of truth, and although he is commonly believed to have been a supporter of a coherence theory of truth (and is standardly identified as such in the textbooks), this common belief is at the very least greatly misleading.
Nonetheless, the 55-nt rule is the best defined and unlikely to greatly mislead.
Feeding back raw data without any clinical interpretation may be not only of limited use but also greatly misleading.
This spatially explicit information on effort, provided with error estimation, should greatly reduce misleading interpretations of catch per unit effort and thus significantly improve the adaptive management of fisheries.
"People have been misled.
