Sentence examples for information was misleading from inspiring English sources
The prime minister, Han Seung-soo, says the information was misleading and "led Korea into chaos" by sparking vast street demonstrations against the government's decision to resume imports of American beef.
The presentation of the information was misleading because it suggested he graduated from an MIT-affiliated program, but MIT officials say it has no connection to the school.
The words required access to the lexical phonological representation to be pronounced correctly, as their neighborhood was formed by dominant stress words, so that neighborhood information was misleading (i.e., they were stress inconsistent nonwords).
An Environment Agency spokesman denied its information was misleading and said the omission was down to "poor phrasing".
Costeja argues that in a world where clients, employers and lovers look up people who interest them on Google, the information is misleading and the damage to his reputation as a reliable forensic handwriting expert is wholly unfair.
Yet, even under the best scenario, where the government can maintain a website, the pricing information is misleading.
Another fake news-related tweak Facebook says it has brought to the U.K. to try to combat the spread of misinformation is to take note of whether people share an article they've read — with its rational being that if a lot of people don't share something they've read it might be because the information is misleading.
When crucial information is misleading or absent, what is the meaning of democracy?
Only correct them if the information is misleading to the question you're discussing, and do so as gently as possible.
But nobody can predict the results of Mr Van Espen's inquiry.The parliamentary report says Sabena's board received some lacunary information that was misleading.
A month later, the state's Health Care Complaints Commission also issued a formal warning about the AVN after finding its information on vaccinations was "misleading to the average reader because it is either incorrect, inaccurately represented or because it has been taken out of context".
