Sentence examples for misleading performance from inspiring English sources

Hot mix asphalt (HMA) samples tested randomly after molding might lead to misleading performance prediction of asphalt mixture in laboratory.

The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 was drafted by Republicans to weaken the anti-fraud provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and to make it harder to bring lawsuits against companies whose executives talked up their stock prices with misleading forecasts of performance.

Education unions said the system had been divisive and gave a misleading picture of performance for parents.

People will see lots of violations for things like misleading representation of performance and failures to disclose payments to fund distributors and soft dollars.

NUT Cymru secretary David Evans said the union had warned the system would prove "divisive for schools in our communities, give a misleading picture of performance to parents and fail to help to target and provide support".

The company denied the charges of misleading policyholders over policy performance.

Some of the Citigroup materials also included misleading charts regarding past performance, according to NASD.

It would also imply lower average returns in future from investing in venture capital.Average returns are anyway a misleading guide to the performance of venture capital.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said the results gave a misleading picture of school performance and should be ignored.

According to Kati Haycock, the group's director, the new Rand study "offers an incomplete and misleading picture of the performance of Texas students" on the national tests.

In both cases, engineering excellence metrics such as minimum mass can be misleading in terms of performance of the respective design in the given operational environment.