Sentence examples for less misleading from inspiring English sources

Whatever Oprah's belief about her ancestry, her assertion that she is Zulu is no less misleading.

Yes, the NRCC has offered to return donations to confused donors, but it has taken no action to make its trolling websites less misleading.

But, at least the labels can be less misleading.

The description within JCS is also simpler (eg, JCS0, JCS1, JCS2 and JCS3), which makes communication among staff easy, prompt and less misleading.

There is a simple explanation: they get less information and less misleading information.

Such ads make no explicitly false claims, but that doesn't make them less misleading, even for informed consumers.

However, this opening sally against Lessing is misleading in two regards, first for its suggestion that the task for aesthetics is to give a better explanation of beauty than Lessing did and second for its suggestion that aesthetics must be grounded on a metaphysical distinction between mind and body.

However, participants in the Emphasized Details group (t(43) = 5.31, P < 0.001, d = 0.69) and participants in the Interim Test group (t(43) = 3.51, P < 0.001, d = 0.58) were significantly less accurate on misleading trials as compared to neutral trials.

California's election code states that, using three words or less and without misleading voters, ballot descriptions must describe a candidate's "principal professions, vocations or occupations" in the past year.

Mr. Dodd all but accused Mr. Paulson of misleading Congress less than two months ago when the Treasury secretary prevailed upon lawmakers to give him the authority to spend untold billions of dollars to rescue the two companies, assuring them at the time that he had no intention of using that authority.

Once node activities cannot be ignored, pure topology-based analyses could become less useful or even misleading.