Sentence examples for misleading consequences from inspiring English sources

The important messages of feminism had become, in Ms. Wasserstein's telling here, popularly consumed as a slogan, with misleading consequences for a generation.

This story about the deprived north, however, will have lasting and profoundly misleading consequences for the political landscape, if we don't think more deeply about it.

In particular, a missing analysis of the competing CSH may have seriously misleading consequences.

Inadequate risk adjustment can lead to misleading consequences such as confounding by indications and low rating of facilities that care for sicker patients.

It is formally reversible, provided one also reverses the mutation at position 3. So, bottom line, I get what the authors are driving at, but their language is imprecise and, as a consequence, misleading.

And Mr. Pitt is preparing new rules to enable executives to share the information they receive about future industry trends, although investor groups have said they fear that the proposals may insulate executives from any consequences of misleading projections.

"Instead of subsidizing nuclear power companies, we should let the markets work to protect consumers". API accused the nuclear industry of misleading consumers about the consequences of closing nuclear plants, arguing that natural gas would continue to lower emissions even if two Ohio plants close.

Israel's defence minister Ehud Barak restated the case for a military strike on Iran's nuclear programme before it reaches the "immunity zone", dismissing criticism from the country's former intelligence chief that political leaders were misleading the public over the consequences of action.

But this view ignores that these companies have spent billions of dollars over many decades misleading consumers about smoking's terrible consequences, and that the warnings require companies to disclose accurate information.

"Although the potential consequences of lying or misleading Congress, which include fines, jail time, and reputational loss can be severe," Meit wrote.

I run a forum in which participants are allowed to mislead people without consequence.