Sentence examples for misleading because it from inspiring English sources

The study is misleading because it assumes a very implausible political response to sustained budget surpluses.

Of course, maybe the table is misleading because it only includes cabinet-designates who served in Congress.

Mr. Blodget's research was "misleading because it failed to disclose his conflict of interest," Mr. Zamansky said.

But a Treasury spokesman said: "This research is misleading because it lumps the recession together with the recovery.

Like many managerial myths, this one is partly true but is misleading because it tells only some of the story.

The comparison between Trafford and other authorities, I protest, is misleading because it is a solidly middle-class area.

But this picture of stagnation in many countries is misleading, because it leaves out an important factor, namely demography.

Even the name is misleading, because it implies that overturning the South's Jim Crow laws was the one great, agreed-upon cause.

The grading system is misleading because it asserts there's a correlation between total deposits and small-business loans without backing up this hypothesis.

One of the ads is misleading because it fails to provide any risk information relating to side effects to balance the effectiveness claims, the F.D.A. wrote.

Mr. Quinn had claimed during the trial that the soundless, dimly lighted video was misleading because it caught only 15 frames per second.