Sentence examples for misleading divisions from inspiring English sources
There's really not that much new about which Dawkins hasn't written or spoken elsewhere, other than a more strident effort to set up false and misleading divisions and the same old skepticism that surprisingly dismisses much solid scientific research.
For philosophy, in particular, such a division is misleading.
However, many binary operations are not commutative, such as subtraction and division, so it is misleading to speak of an unqualified "commutative law".
It is also clear that geographic diversification across census divisions was an inadequate and perhaps misleading approach to understanding the underlying sources of variability in home price fluctuations.
This neat division, however, has been shown to be misleading.
The team feels giving sales numbers would be misleading as the World Cup build up has enhanced the Sports division's performance.
Even this division, despite being based on common naming, may be misleading though because it suggests that outcome or performance-based models have little to do with expenditure.
"Providian has engaged in a pattern of abusing consumers by misleading them," said Daniel P. Stipano, the director of the comptroller's enforcement and compliance division.
In a Council hearing, David Greenbaum, the president of the New York division of Vornado, said he was "somewhat troubled by the grossly misleading renderings that have been delivered to the press".
