Sentence examples for misleading to avoid from inspiring English sources

In Stockholm, Georg and Edvard Scheutz, father and son, inspired by Babbage's writings (sometimes intentionally misleading, to avoid copycats), built not one but several calculating engines.

But that court opinion must remain secret, the Justice Department says, to avoid being "misleading to the public".

Silva et al. (2005) have proposed that if there is no cost in avoiding a non-functional trap, it is misleading to assume that an animal that does this has understood nothing about causality.

It's misleading to tourists," she said.

"It's misleading to the public".

Ultimately, this is misleading to consumers.

But feeling misled, they wanted to avoid dealing with those sellers.

"That was the only fair way to avoid misleading our readers," Mr. McCormally said.

It said that following research about the public's experience of "copycat" websites in July, it conducted in-depth investigations to decide how such sites should present their services to avoid misleading consumers.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) says all non-optional charges should be included in or alongside the advertised price on a website, and it has been conducting enforcement work since September to make sure that ticket sellers are up front about compulsory admin fees to avoid misleading consumers.

To avoid misleading the decision-maker with very definite numbers, both structural mass and embodied carbon coefficients are considered along with their uncertainty through Montecarlo simulation.