Sentence examples for misleading premise from inspiring English sources
In his decision on Wednesday, Justice York ruled that 10 public hearings held by the authority in February to solicit riders' opinions about the proposed fare increases were "based on the false and misleading premise that the M.T.A. was in worse financial condition than it knew itself to be".
The next thing is that the Republican Party (my party and yours) has for the last 30 years or so been operating under a demonstrably false and misleading premise: that tax cuts pay for themselves by generating so much economic growth that they replace the sums lost by tax cutting.
John F. Kennedy rode to the presidency on a misleading premise, that there was a missile gap favoring the Russians.
The misleading premise willfully ignores that Jews made up the majority population of Jerusalem at the advent of the Zionism movement.
However, currently existing indices either are based on misleading premises or are cumbersome to implement.
Of course it would be impossible to represent Ernst with a recent work, since he died in 1984, so the show's premise is a trifle misleading.
"The premise of this article is misleading.
While the paper is well written and the model well designed, the fundamental premise may well be flawed, especially concerning MKK4's role in tumorigenesis, perhaps misleading the line of experimentation.
Institutions were fined for a range of infractions, from making false or misleading statements promoting their institutions to offering unaccredited courses and violating registration regulations such as operating on unregistered premises.
