Sentence examples for may deceive from inspiring English sources
If such facsimiles are detached from the volumes that they were intended to illustrate, they may deceive the unwary.
Pyrite is called fool's gold because its colour may deceive the novice into thinking he has discovered a gold nugget.
How does he feel about posting up information under false names that may deceive shoppers and consumers?
He exchanged them with others at Mount Vernon, issuing instructions: "I wish to have it accomplished under pretext that may deceive both them and the public".
In the forthcoming primaries, therefore, Mr Kasich appears to promise a welcome antidote to the poll-tested blandness of Mr Bush.Yet appearances may deceive.
Individuals may systematically deceive pollsters regarding their intentions, but actual voters are far more likely to Google phrases like "how to vote" or "where to vote" before an election.
Robustness: a traditional LSA model is not concerned with the order of the words within the text, thus being vulnerable to errors: an informed student may well deceive the system [10].
In sum, our goal is to develop technology for an LSA system with more robustness, accuracy, and portability: Robustness: a traditional LSA model is not concerned with the order of the words within the text, thus being vulnerable to errors: an informed student may well deceive the system [10].
It's an appearance that may be deceiving and potentially deadly – and a suggestion that providing more technical knowledge about the disease and its spread may be necessary to keep avian influenza in check.
Still, the numbers may be deceiving.
