Sentence examples for misleading records from inspiring English sources

The town house is being emptied and the contents consigned to auction houses, and new owners are puzzling over Mr. Anderson's sometimes misleading records.

Introducing a checklist in a professional environment characterised by a lack of accountability and transparency could make the staff feel jeopardised legally, professionally, and personally, and it encouraged them to make misleading records of what had actually been done.

In the unwanted calls from Oxygen Ltd, the company played a misleading recorded message that claimed to be a "government awareness call".

But the only way Spotify can have a shot in this near-impossible market is with truly stellar execution, and the experiences I've had with the management team have been marked by misleading "off the record" statements and unchecked arrogance.

Even limited to injuries and deaths, refiners' safety records are misleading.

Naturally, node dating based solely on what we believe are the biogeographical events involved in shaping the topology of the area occupied by A. cajennense may be misleading as the geological records are also estimates.

The Ravens' 5-1 record is misleading, and if there is anything I've learned from studying team fortunes, early season records can be very poor indicators of future success.

"The press and even Democrats say his attacks on Mitt Romney's business record are misleading, unfair and untrue".

He is 17-20 as the Broncos' starter, although that record is misleading because of Denver's dismal defense.

The Tigers are off to their worst start since the 1984-85 season, but the record is misleading.

European governments were openly flouting deficit limits before the credit crisis and the explosion of public debt, and the government in Athens had a long record of misleading Brussels about its financial data.