Sentence examples for misleading figures from inspiring English sources

Ofgem accused NPower of publishing "misleading" figures about the cost of transporting its energy.

An audit ordered by Mr Karamanlis showed that the Socialists had fed the European Commission misleading figures to get into the euro.

Shared irresponsibilities We see the irresponsibility of journalists who, instead of providing the official statistics of racist aggressions, relay the deliberately misleading figures put out by the Collective against Islamophobia.

Similarly, many individuals and institutions projected India's total number of AIDS cases with grossly misleading figures.

Some misleading figures have been released, he says.

The three-page form that the company sent had several very misleading figures.

The CRU scientists were, however, criticised for producing a "misleading" figure for the front cover of a 1999 report from the World Meteorological Organisation.

Even Mr. Weiner's rank-and-file donors said they were disillusioned by the disclosures that had recast the candidate who they viewed as a liberal hero into a habitually misbehaving and misleading figure.

However, by paying attention to their spatial distribution, on the basis of their belonging to a specific demographic group, data intended simply to show the percentage of the total number of signing municipalities, is information that may be misleading (Figure 3).

Last week we saw that the government had overstated the failings of the NHS by using dodgy figures (to be precise, they used misleading static figures instead of time trends).

The committee also heard from a serving Met constable who alleged parliament had been spoon-fed misleading crime figures for over a decade.