Sentence examples for misleading recommendations from inspiring English sources

"Today's misleading recommendations by the F.D.A. are the latest example where the agency has put the public at risk by providing inaccurate information about condoms," said Mr. Coburn, a physician who has said that condom labels provide exaggerated and dangerous reassurance that condoms protect against sexually transmitted disease.

These approaches involving expert judgement are qualitative in nature and based on conservative assumptions, which may lead to inaccurate conclusion or misleading recommendations to asset managers.

In addition to media depth, an important factor when evaluating green roof plant performance is the length of time that the study is conducted in order to avoid premature conclusions and misleading recommendations.

Third Party Endorsements: You know, the "best of" seals, awards won by campaigning, paid placement on venue vendor lists and other sometimes misleading recommendations.

Apart from inconvenience to the nurses, these problems caused no misleading recommendations or dangerous situations.

To prevent the evidence, and other information in the review, from becoming out-of-date or misleading, recommendations are sometimes made about the frequency with which the evidence base needs to be updated.

Or maybe it's the fact that the more a PI wants someone out of the lab, the more likely he or she is to write a false or misleading recommendation; how else to get that person to leave?

But nothing Spitzer has done has remotely had the impact of the news conference he held April 8, at which he announced that research analysts at Merrill Lynch had published false and misleading stock recommendations, an act he characterized as "an outrageous betrayal of their trust and a shocking abuse of the system".

Not taking into account age assortativity in epidemic models of pertussis has been shown to lead to misleading policy recommendations (Rohani et al. 2010).

Two recent publications have systematically shown that many so-called 'realist evaluations' were not applying the concepts appropriately and were (as a result) producing misleading findings and recommendations.

An investigation by the House Ethics Committee failed to substantiate those charges, though it determined that Frank had written a misleading letter of recommendation for Gobie and had Gobie's parking tickets waived.