Sentence examples for misleading link from inspiring English sources

The feared (and yet misleading) link between gender ambiguity, cross dressing, and homosexuality should be confronted and addressed intellectually, ideally in an open health and sexuality class (and yes, I am woefully aware of the non-existent or inadequate health classes in schools).

This approach reduces misleading link quality information due to collisions, but it introduces overhead and can lead to instability by alternating between using or not using the RTS/CTS control frames.

The company says it locks accounts if it detects sudden changes in account behavior — such as tweeting "a large volume of unsolicited replies or mentions, Tweeting misleading links, or if a large number of accounts block the account after mentioning them" — which therefore may indicate an account has been hacked/taken over by a spambot.

Such misleading links are minimized by the robust edge requirements in contigging and scaffolding, described below.

Watch out for misleading links and commercial copyright companies.

Carl Zimmer has weighed in with George Will, Now With Misleading Links!

However, a government spokesman said it was misleading to link food bank use to the benefits system.

Reasons for food bank use are complex so it's misleading to link them to any one issue.

It argues that it is "misleading" to link the cash the council has saved from housing benefit reform with its temporary accommodation budget.

A Department for Work and Pensions spokesperson said: "The reasons for food bank use are complex, and it is misleading to link them to any one issue.

He added that it was misleading to link the findings of a grocery watchdog inquiry, the results of which were published on Tuesday when Stewarts Law issued its press release, to the Serious Fraud Office inquiry.