Sentence examples for it misleads from inspiring English sources
"While this pattern of attack may be good politics for the vice president," said Alan F. Holmer, president of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, "it misleads the public about the industry that continues to develop important new medicines".
Two members of the Metropolitan Museum of Art have sued the museum, contending that it misleads the public into thinking that its admission fees – $25 for adults, and less for seniors and students – are mandatory and not simply suggested.
"Arranging the numbers this way may be more politically palatable, but it misleads the public on information key to its welfare".
This term should be avoided, however, because it misleads in at least two ways that follow from its having the sense of "backwards evolution".
The question of whether the museum, which sits on city-owned land, can charge an admission fee has been brought to the fore recently by two lawsuits in state court in New York that contend that the Met, under its original 1878 lease for its land, has no legal authority to charge admission and that it misleads visitors into thinking they have to pay.
"It misleads you from beginning to end.
The Microsoft Corporation denied today that it misled the European Commission in its antitrust investigation into the company.
Will it mislead him in this case?
JP Morgan didn't admit that it misled Fannie and Freddie.
It misled Nvidia about technical specs — leading it to waste time and money.
