Sentence examples for misleading dates from inspiring English sources

If Holocene-age mushroom rocks are undercut and toppled to become boulders on the modern reef platform, they quickly take on the appearance of true RPCBs, but their fossil corals will provide misleading dates and therefore confound coastal hazard interpretation.

Statements in the memorandum are misleading and dated.

But that defense is misleading; the date of independence is not in dispute.

But he disputed the G.A.O.'s tabulation of the cost growth, saying the $296 billion number was "misleading, out of date and largely irrelevant".

Proponents of the sciences tend to argue that a "two cultures" model is misleading and out of date.

And here.Dr Lovins makes several points but perhaps the central one is that the statistics Dr Frank uses are wrong, misleading and out of date.

The authors tracked down misleading articles about him dating to 1937, and reconstructed the comical spread of Johnson's Faust legend -- that he sold his soul to the devil at a Mississippi crossroads in return for his extraordinary gifts as a guitarist -- from a single, dubious 1966 interview with Johnson's friend and fellow blues musician Son House.

The school also took issue with Lammy's interpretation of the statistics, saying that it was "misleading" and "out of date".

Paris Agreement supporters within the administration thought Bannon and Pruitt were presenting Trump with data that was "either erroneous, scientifically dubious, misleading or out of date," according to The Washington Post. .

That makes the site's search-by-date function maddeningly misleading.

And skeptics say much of the information from defectors is dated, inflated or misleading.