Sentence examples for misleading terms from inspiring English sources

The use of "Luddites" and an accusation of using "misleading terms in a deliberately malicious and provocative fashion" in the same sentence.

The rule also stops misleading terms such as "light," "low" or "mild;" bans free samples as well as sales in most vending machines; and prohibits sales to anyone under 18, online or in person.

These are misleading terms, for they imply a simple contrast of themes.

The rules would also ban the use of misleading terms like "sunblock" and "all-day protection" from labels.

3. "The fact is that the Government's opponents – who constitute a group of modern-day Luddites – are throwing around these misleading terms in a deliberately malicious and provocative fashion …" Brilliant!

She pushed for the creation of a consumer-protection agency, to police the kinds of practice that she had criticized in her scholarly work: deceptive credit-card bills, home mortgages with misleading terms.

But this spectacular half-time sales scoreline could still prove grossly misleading in terms of profit.

It had taken 75 minutes for the visitors to produce their first effort on target, a fact that was not misleading in terms of indicating the visitors' impact in forward areas.

In addition, misleading interference terms would appear in the scalogram at some conditions.

Specifically, the suit charges that the computer company, along with its financial services arm, Dell Financial Services, used misleading financial terms and did not honor warranties.

Additional Fact: There is no conceivable "innovative new offering" that could be brought by an under-1,000-subscriber ISP that would be blocked by the Open Internet Order, which bans paid prioritization, throttling, traffic interference and misleading commercial terms.