Sentence examples for misleading attempt from inspiring English sources

Democrats say the attack is an unfair and misleading attempt to scare seniors.

"These findings, not a 'peer-reviewed' study, are another misleading attempt by a pseudo-medical group to scare consumers in hopes of advancing their goal of a vegan society," said Dr. Ashley Peterson, vice president of science and technology at the National Chicken Council.

It is frequent to adopt unsuited solid models in a misleading attempt to avoid analysis errors.

In actuality, this "certification" was only the industry's misleading attempt to whitewash its tarnished image.

Imprecise and anthropomorphic terminology does not help to clarify technical issues, and confusion about the goals of entity authentication has misled attempts to formalize this concept.

Now, fair enough, every country has their own brand of UKIP-py yahoos confounding the internet with misled attempts at parody, style and portrayals of believable human behaviour.

The very title of the House hearings -- "The President's New National Ocean Policy: A Plan for Further Restrictions on Ocean, Coastal and Inland Activities" -- is grossly misleading, a bald attempt to derail the best-laid plans to date, when it comes to America's oceans.

"Every aspect will be subject to verification, and if we detect that they have misled or attempted to mislead, there will be diplomatic consequences".

Figures for the number of deaths caused by legal highs are misleading and hampering attempts to formulate a sensible drugs policy in the UK, former government advisers warn on Friday.

Even if he did, it is possible that he was misleading Goodman in an attempt to persuade him to plead guilty.

"The report at best does not add anything to the understanding of the financial risks associated with the Project and at worst it is misleading and a deliberate attempt to undermine the delivery of a project that benefits from widespread support across the region and in Government".