Sentence examples for misleading section from inspiring English sources

It was further amended on 2 June 2016 to remove a misleading section of a quote.

Here are some of the misleading section of their convention speeches: Deficit Commission One of Mr. Ryan's most pointed attacks on Mr. Obama was on the deficit.

However, in a demonstration of the intense secrecy surrounding NSA surveillance even after Edward Snowden's revelations, the senators claimed they could not publicly identify the allegedly misleading section or sections of a factsheet without compromising classified information.

If you'd like to read the case for Section 702, the House Intelligence Committee's homepage lays out an argument from its Republican majority, albeit one that's intentionally misleading about how Section 702 incidentally sweeps up domestic communications.

Response: We guess that the order of our descriptions in the "Methods" section seem misleading where the DCp method was explained almost at the last (together with another measure, WD).

Even the headings of the four sections of the encyclopedia are misleading.

However, the description of different chronic migraine criteria in different part of the three onabotulinumtoxinA papers are confusing and misleading, especially since medication overuse is not explicit mentioned in the methods section (study participants sections) [3 5].

The results from the previous section suggest that comparing samples is misleading if we ignore differences in the sample compositions.

6) The statement "In terms of biomass production rate, this shuttle represents another alternative optimal solution" in the Results section, is confusing and may be misleading.

We fully agree that using the terms LEC and MEC for lateral and medial sections of the human EC is misleading in this context.

It has a user-friendly consumer complaint service, and a "Tell Your Story" section where wronged consumers can warn each other about misleading banking practices.