Sentence examples similar to misleading ticket from inspiring English sources

The commission found that 137 sites were breaking existing EU consumer rules by confusing - or deliberately misleading - ticket pricing and the availability of seats at the lowest fares.

Actually, the traffic ticket analogy is misleading because it overstates the severity of the "penalty".

The aim is to end misleading promotions in which ultra-low air ticket prices are highlighted, leaving out extra unavoidable costs which travellers must pay.

But Elstone says it is misleading to study only the highs and lows of ticket prices.

How misleading.

And misleading.

Such responses are considered misleading, according to the Department of Transportation, because they state or imply that no flights exist when they may be available on carriers the ticket agency does not represent or cover by its search engine.

It's slightly misleading.

Were they deliberately misleading?

That may be misleading.

"This is quite misleading.