Sentence examples for misleading simplification from inspiring English sources
All of this comes to mind when one talks to Icelanders, as one must, about the recent economic history of their country, which touches again and again, sometimes with misleading simplification, on issues of interdependence and insularity.
You describe them as full of misleading simplifications and barren of cautions, caveats and context.
Giuliani made similar claims in 2014, stating on NBC's "Meet the Press" that "93percentt of blacks in America are killed by other blacks". But a Washington Post fact-check found that the statistic he used lacked significant context and determined that his simplification of the issue was misleading.
Second, even if assorted environmental pressures could be aggregated in the way footprinters advocate, WWF's predictions would still look mysteriously gloomy.In principle, there is nothing wrong with trying to come up with a common unit of environmental pressure, provided the simplification is useful rather than misleading.
However, there is the risk that the simplifications inherent in the MoT produce misleading findings.
But there can be a fine line between simplification and distortion, and viral success does not excuse misleading one's audience.
Although this example is certainly extreme (N/ k = 1.43), it illustrates that model simplification on complex models with insufficient sample size is highly misleading.
That's slightly misleading.
