Sentence examples for likely misleading from inspiring English sources

While it should be a neutral term, it has developed some connotations that are likely misleading.

Thus, the 'response' rate is likely misleading.

At best or worst, rating agency views are most likely misleading icing on the cake.

According to C-3PO, you can eat all you want in space without gaining a pound... mhm that bold and likely misleading claim could explain a thing or two about Jabba The Hut.

However, this is likely misleading due to the highly dynamic nature of the cellular interactions in the abnormal tissue and the fact that LCN2 has diverse functions and is known to participate in the self-regulatory elimination of activated microglia in vivo (Lee et al., 2007).

(The rates are likely to be rather low, i.e. 5-15%. If a group is claiming success rates higher than these they're likely misleading you).

"I do not believe that history is going to be very kind to this president," says Mr. Armey, who feels he was most likely misled by his old friend Mr. Cheney in the walk-up to the Iraq war.

Previous reports of ChIP (Gao and Gross 2008) and ChIP genome-wide array data (Steinmetz et al. 2006) that inspired the downstream-inhibition model were likely misled by the relative shearing resistance of silenced chromatin (Teytelman et al. 2009) resulting in artifactual precipitation of HML and HMR with RNA polymerase engaged on flanking genes in inadequately sheared chromatin.

Regardless of what the numbers are, they are likely to misleading.

Not for the first time or the last, the initial tip-off had been mistaken, or more likely, deliberately misleading.

A simple approach would be to use the disk file size in MB but that would most likely be misleading.