Sentence examples for misleading descriptor from inspiring English sources
This ruling has been publicly dubbed a 'right to be forgotten', although that's a misleading descriptor — since the right being afforded is only for private individuals to unlink outdated or irrelevant information from a specific search for their name.
A Tesla spokeswoman told Reuters the company has always made it clear to customers the assistance system requires drivers' attention at all times, rebutting the KBA's charge that 'Autopilot' is a misleading descriptor — pointing to the aerospace industry where she argued the term has long been used to describe a system operating in conjunction with a human.
Because NCLB deems entire schools as failing because of lack of progress on a specific subject, Barge said it creates a situation where schools face misleading descriptors and stigmas.
Since 1975, when all tobacco advertising was banned, a range of additional tobacco marketing restrictions have been implemented, including restrictions on selling cigarette packages that because of 'unconventional design or appearance can lead to increased sales' (1995), misleading brand descriptors (2003), and a complete point of sale display ban (2010).
However, the moving probabilities used to choose descriptors will be misleading as they will largely be based on those descriptors present in models with fewer descriptors rather than those with the best predictive ability.
In a way, all of its descriptors are terribly misleading.
Caution needs to be exercised about straightforward comparison of these results, which might be misleading because the outcome of VS strongly depends on the datasets and molecular descriptors used.
"This is quite misleading.
This is doubly misleading.
