Sentence examples for hugely misled from inspiring English sources
His latest arrest, however, has much deeper implications for his hugely misled followers.
Even the treatment of, say, the assets and liabilities of a company's defined-benefit pension fund can be hugely misleading.
Tuesday's bureau of justice statistics (BJS) report, produced in collaboration with RTI International, the research institute, explodes the notion – if its findings are accurate – that the figures the FBI publishes annually are anything other than hugely misleading.
So when the parties are asked – time and time again – how they will cut spending, and refuse to say because they have identified "efficiency savings", they are being hugely misleading.
She said it was "hugely misleading" to say the UK could leave the EU today at no cost.
"I must stress this process is at a very early stage - no proposals have been put forward or considered - and it is hugely misleading to suggest that the SFA is focusing on whether to move away from Hampden Park.
ZTE misled the Department of Commerce.
Was that investor misled?
