Sentence examples for into misleading from inspiring English sources

He has relevant things to say about military history that turns lived incoherence into misleading clarity, concealing the texture and fabric of events.

But her departure appears to be the latest fallout from an investigation into misleading editing of a taped 911 call by Mr. Zimmerman, the man who fatally shot Mr. Martin in Florida in late February.

Toyota agreed to pay $1.2bn on Wednesday to end a US criminal investigation into misleading statements the car company made about safety issues in Toyota and Lexus vehicles after a series of crashes.

But, with the benefit of hindsight, it's also clear that there was also quite a bit of action that crossed over into misleading and defrauding investors: to borrow a phrase from John Kenneth Galbraith, "the bezzle" was on.

The company later admitted the faults were caused by over-hasty expansion, and last month was fined $1.2bn£720m0m) by US regulators over an investigation into misleading statements the company had made about safety problems with its cars.

[C2.] Morgan Stanley said it hired Eric Dinallo, the lawyer who guided the New York attorney general's investigation into misleading research on Wall Street, as head of the department that deals with regulators.

There would be clear ethical issues in misleading participants into believing that a control is actually an intervention.

New experiences, which cannot be explained in this way, are in 'reconciliation', which can, however, be misleading into a misconception.

Update: Mozilla's Asa Dotzler notes in the comments that saying Google "invests" millions of dollars into Mozilla is misleading.

Torture, wiretapping, misleading us into war and trying to cover it all up.

Indeed, the classifier calibrations applied to convert classifier outputs into probabilities may be misleading under these circumstances.