Sentence examples for has often been misleading from inspiring English sources
Dr Barry Evans, Britain's leading HIV epidemiologist at the government's Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre, tells us: "The presentation of HIV figures has often been misleading.
Sileshi Semaw, a paleoanthropologist at Indiana University who was a discoverer of the oldest confirmed stone tools, from 2.6 million years ago, noted in an e-mail message from Ethiopia that researchers had often been misled by bone markings left by trampling animals and other natural causes.
As an outstanding Washington Post article by Greg Miller this week documented: "[D]etails that have emerged from the exposure of hundreds of pages of previously classified NSA documents indicate that public assertions about these programs by senior US officials have also often been misleading, erroneous or simply false".
Over-stressing the importance of apparently large relative risks has often been criticized in the medical and popular scientific literature as misleading for patients and physicians.
The notation of medieval music often is misleading for the modern performer.
Credibility is very difficult to measure, and can often be misleading.
However, pink ribbons can be and often are misleading.
Using sensitivity and specificity alone as measures for an instrument's efficiency can often be misleading.
Patients who have difficulties understanding the technical details of their devices can often be misled by wearable providers.
In fact, you will often be misled with misinformation.
