Sentence examples for misleading emphasis from inspiring English sources

Currently, modern international design codes are based on the classification of steel sections for both plastic and seismic designs of structures, providing misleading emphasis mainly on local buckling as the primary strain-weakening effect.

He points out -- duh! -- that "painters do not merely reproduce; they select and highlight," and he complains that life, unlike art, tends to be filled "with repetitions, misleading emphases and inconsequential plot lines".

The attempt to estimate the trials'typicalal' sampling error as a moment-based sampling error [ 10] may be misleading as it attributes less emphasis to the trials with a very high number of participants and events.

For Homestead, this emphasis on secretiveness is misleading.

It is clearly true that Iran's élites are disunited, but to place great emphasis on this fact is misleading.

According to historian Eric Goldman, the declaration of principles marked the beginning of an emphasis on informing, rather than misleading, the public.

ACCURACY The ad's emphasis on the City Council is slightly misleading.

Although there is certainly ample justification for giving special emphasis to these authors, it would misleading if one thought one could get even a fair overall picture from them alone.

The emphasis on allegations that Hewlett-Packard's management made misleading statements and withheld important information from shareholders seems to be somewhat of a shift of tactics for Mr. Hewlett's side.

However, he insists that Dilthey's emphasis on psychic life and reliving is both systematically and methodologically misleading.

Development of BCI technology will also benefit from greater emphasis on peer-reviewed research publications and avoidance of the hyperbolic and often misleading media attention that tends to generate unrealistic expectations in the public and skepticism in other researchers.