Sentence examples for may be misrepresented from inspiring English sources

Hominin topography and vegetation type preferences may be misrepresented in the archaeological record.

It allows narrators the opportunity to tell their stories, which may be misrepresented or otherwise ignored within a larger society.

In addition, the water balance may be misrepresented with standard parameter values by maintaining an unnecessarily high amount of soil moisture due to less evaporation.

"Patients think, 'He's fighting it, why can't I?' " But Rachel M. Schneider, a clinical social worker at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, said that while many patients are inspired by celebrities, others feel guilty for not being as upbeat as the celebrities appear, and angry that the gravity of the disease may be misrepresented.

Even among young shooters, links to violent media may be misrepresented.

Retrospective data collection also poses the risk that important clinical information may be misrepresented.

This, too, may be misrepresenting the true impact of remittances, as remittance size can vary widely across households.

Critics say that skeptical consumers are right to assume restaurants and brands may be misrepresenting themselves in order to ride the organic wave to stronger brand loyalty and higher profits.

And who knows, your words too may one day be misrepresented in the Daily Mail.

Names with spaces, hyphens or apostrophes may be more likely to be misrepresented, and removing these values can remove any differences between these values.

Those pointed at may well be anti-Semitic, but they could also be misrepresented.