Sentence examples for had a misleading from inspiring English sources
The article had a misleading way with statistics.
The regulator found that the Times article from 24 April "Labour's £1,000 tax on families" had a misleading headline and first sentence: "Ed Miliband would saddle every working family with extra taxes equivalent to more than £1,000".
The London interbank offered rate was at elevated levels, even though the overnight rate had a misleading decline due to the unwillingness of banks to lend Tuesday, when the third-quarter ended.
Removing those who may have had a misleading exposure (due to hospitalisation) may have given a larger observed effect.
The author notes that, in response to comments from my colleague David McCandlish, I have made a minor change of wording in one sentence, and I have deleted a rhetorical question that had a misleading implication (regarding the reasons that Orr quotes Bateson's statement on the sizes of changes in evolution).
Distributing them might also have a "misleading psychological effect," he said, suggesting that the drug would protect against all health effects, rather than just the effect of radioactivity on the thyroid.
An exception: the military can no longer provide tactical knives – which had a somewhat misleading formal characterization as a "bayonet" that attracted public unease – that it had until recently continued sending to law enforcement.
"We are pleased the judge ruled that Mr Ferdinand had perpetuated a misleading public image and the Sunday Mirror was entitled to correct this impression.
Mr. Kelley added that Mr. Yousef also had a history of misleading the authorities while in custody, and of "trying to fool them" about different plots.
Prosecutors thought Mr. Bruder had a smaller role in misleading investigators than Mr. Wiese, the lawyers said, and therefore declined to go after him alone.
The marginal markings on Sophogramma lii likely had a similar defensive function, misleading predators to attack the wing margin instead of vital, axially located body parts.
