Sentence examples for mislead on from inspiring English sources

"The FA fully recognised that there was no intention to mislead on Arsenal's part.

A13 Lab May Mislead on Security Officials at the Los Alamos National Laboratory have pressured employees to report that security at the laboratory is better than they actually believe, according to a new report by the Energy Department's inspector general.

On the one hand, we should tell readers and viewers what has happened in a way that doesn't over-sanitise or mislead; on the other, we should show sensitivity to the feelings of bereaved families and surviving victims and avoid needlessly distressing other readers.

And push back when politicians mislead on climate, or when peer organizations take a backward stance.

Their media distract and mislead on a staggering scale.

"Attempts by Conservative politicians to distort and mislead on this point are irresponsible," Hussen wrote.

· Misleading one-on-one presentations: An adviser fails to disclose all information when reporting results.

ROC analysis is largely silent (or misleading) on one of the most important aspects of an imaging system's performance - the ability to avoid misses" [ 16].

I know that comparing and contrasting old and new incumbents of jobs like mine is great journalistic sport, but you've been misled on this one.

The wording is misleading on purpose," one member of the Facebook group wrote, referring to YSU's emailed statement on Richmond.

Comcast has deliberately misled on net neutrality from day one.