Sentence examples for misleading papers from inspiring English sources

Number 28 on the list was an idea to plant misleading papers on a corpse that would be found by the enemy; the suggestion is similar to Operation Mincemeat, the successful 1943 plan to conceal the intended invasion of Italy from North Africa, although that idea was developed by Charles Cholmondoley in October 1942.

At least one European official has suggested that the person using the passport was not a genuine Syrian refugee, but rather was an Islamic State operative deliberately creating a misleading paper trail to cast suspicion on refugees.

Also unexplained is whether the anonymous sources were in a position to know what they were talking about or had motives to mislead the paper.

The photojournalist Jason Fraser has reacted angrily to a letter by claims by the editor of the Sunday People, Neil Wallis, that he "misled" the paper about the provenance of nude pictures of Radio 1 DJ Sara Cox.

Reason being: lots of people are tired of right-wing media bias and papers publishing misleading information in a bid to sway the electorate.

Insofar as Pacala and Socolow (2004) led people to believe that we already have all the technologies we need to solve the climate problem while fueling economic growth, their paper was misleading.

He adds that the wording of the Reich paper is "misleading".

CFS scientists also poked holes in Mikovits's paper's methodology in three Technical Comments published by Science last month, with one team calling the paper "potentially misleading".

Blahous' paper is misleading about the issues facing the disability fund, and his prescription points to benefit cuts across the board.

The presentation of some of the data in the paper is misleading.

Unfortunately, the title of the paper is misleading.