Sentence examples for misleading credential from inspiring English sources

Most of the tracks were produced by Emile Haynie, who has mostly recorded hip-hop until now — a slightly misleading credential, since "Born to Die" sounds only intermittently like hip-hop, and there is nothing like rapping (except for a few Dad-like eruptions of vernacular in the midst of all the beehive boilerplate lyrics, like "fresh to death," in "Blue Jeans").

Most of the tracks were produced by Emile Haynie, who has mostly recorded hip-hop until now—a slightly misleading credential, since "Born to Die" sounds only intermittently like hip-hop, and there is nothing like rapping (except for a few Dad-like eruptions of vernacular in the midst of all the beehive boilerplate lyrics, like "fresh to death," in "Blue Jeans").

At the first indication that an expert has given testimony that is demonstrably false, is misleading about his credentials or indicates a disregard for scientific integrity, that expert should be found no longer fit to testify.

Following allegations of the now-defunct job search startup WrkRiot scamming employees out of wages and its CEO Isaac Choi of misleading former employees about his credentials, the U.S. Department of Justice has announced that Choi has been indicted on charges of five counts of wire fraud.

Federal and state authorities have accused Corinthian of lying about its graduation and job placement rates, misleading potential students into enrolling and stumping up tens of thousands of dollars to obtain allegedly questionable credentials.

How misleading.

And misleading.

"This is quite misleading.

This is doubly misleading.

The hype is misleading.

This statement is misleading.