Sentence examples for misleading implications from inspiring English sources

While neither Bowling for Columbine nor Roger and Me can be accused of major factual errors, both trade on a series of misleading implications.

What is particularly unfair about the outrageous accusations against Leigh by the estate's counsel, Ron Bronstein (and the misleading implications created by The Times's reporters, Mike Freeman and Thomas George), is that Bronstein will be the first to profit from the remaining assets from Derrick's estate.

Like so many statements the Clinton campaign has made about Sanders position on health care, Chelsea's contained some true statements -- and some wildly misleading implications.

Prosecutors usually take pains to avoid dropping misleading implications into their public court filings, said Cotter, who previously worked alongside Mueller's top lieutenant, Andrew Weissmann, in the organized crime section of the U.S. Attorney's office in the Eastern District of New York.

Other acronyms like Klp (for kinesin-like protein) or Krp (for kinesin related protein) are not as widely used and have misleading implications.

In any event, "Afrosoricida" is a name with misleading taxonomic implications, implying a family group association with Afrosorex, a subgenus (now synonymized) of Crocidura [ 50, 51].

We were primarily concerned about obtaining a high number of fall-outs that could mislead the implications of our work.

There is recognition that even the term "pathway" is misleading with its implications of known direction, shared goals and the ability to standardise care [ 29].

The beautiful show "Turner Inspired in the Light of Claude," at the National Gallery here through June 5, suggests that these words can be misleading in their implication of an aesthetic kinship.

"Even if some of his statements are misleading by their negative implication that Mr. Bakaly was not a source of information," she wrote, "such a finding does not provide a sufficient basis for a criminal contempt conviction".

But healthcare workers will rely on an independent positive list of disinfectants which, based on our data, probably provides misleading information with all possible implications on patient safety and healthcare worker safety.