Sentence examples for may be deceptive from inspiring English sources
Volume sales of soda, however, may be deceptive.
Yet the appearance of progress may be deceptive.
But as natural as her clay-court game looks, that appearance may be deceptive.
They still lead the league in rushing defense with an average of 76.9 yards, but that may be deceptive.
On recent trends, fees related to WorldCom could easily top $1 billion.Yet these headlines may be deceptive.
Under Section 17 of the Theft Act of 1968, criminal charges could be filed against any person who dishonestly "produces or makes use of any account, or any such record or document as aforesaid, which to his knowledge is or may be misleading, false or deceptive in a material particular".
Although not conclusive evidence of deception in this case, anecdotal observations suggest that these calls may indeed be deceptive because they often distract the aggressor and, to the benefit of the caller, cause the interaction to end abruptly [Di Bitetti, 2001].
Netanyahu's apparently inflexible position on Syria may also be deceptive, Israeli officials say.
This has led some experts to say that proclaiming a cold shutdown may actually be deceptive, suggesting the Fukushima plant is closer to getting cleaned up than it actually is.
Scientists also have to remember, he notes, that the flies and worms favored by geneticists for lab studies have changed over time and may sometimes be deceptive.
