Sentence examples for misleading projections from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Pitt is preparing new rules to enable executives to share the information they receive about future industry trends, although investor groups have said they fear that the proposals may insulate executives from any consequences of misleading projections.

But none of these steps can remedy the harm done by this year's unreasonable and misleading projections.

Moreover, outdated assumptions regarding the future abundance of fossil energy could contribute to misleading projections of both economic growth and climate change vulnerability.

Otherwise, rather than being helpful for policymakers, such studies may give misleading projections of the impacts of climate change.

The House and Senate committees conducting today's hearings include members who had beaten back earlier proposals for tougher conflict-of-interest rules for auditors and who had supported legislation in the 1990's that made it harder for investors to sue unethical accountants and easier for corporations to put out misleading financial projections.

It is interesting to note that recent S.E.C. inquiries directed at oil and gas companies in Pennsylvania and elsewhere imply that investors might have been misled by projections for fracking in other areas.

Early projections were misleading.

Senate Republicans say that it is unlikely that Congress would follow through on many of the cost-saving measures included in the bill and that the projections are therefore misleading.

Their cuddly appearance is misleading, it turns out, a projection of human sentiment.

But his observation that Western monotheism has "always offered... scandalously literal claims" is misleading — suggesting, as it does, an unexamined projection upon the past.

Figure 4 and Table 3 illustrate that picking one α-value and using the temperature projections of only one climate model can be misleading.