Sentence examples for misleading to expect from inspiring English sources

It's misleading to expect this novel to be a tense codebreaking thriller in the mould of, say, Robert Harris's Enigma.

If a suite of thinning regimes are forecast by a simulator that consistently under-predicts height:diameter ratios, then management will be misled to expect a series of stable thinning regimes in the future, when the actual stand development could lead to an increase in the stand height:diameter ratio well past the threshold of stability.

In such circumstances, no American president can be relied on to apply the brutal pressure on Israel which some Europeans consider necessary and Europe does the Palestinians no favours by misleading them to expect it.Europeans may deplore the domestic interests in America that prevent it from taking the remedial action they think is called for in the Middle East.

No one expects the legal skirmishes — Transatlantic has sued Validus, arguing that claims about its proposed takeover are misleading — to end the war over the reinsurer.

It's misleading to tourists," she said.

"It's misleading to the public".

Ultimately, this is misleading to consumers.

It is misleading to say we "remember".

Marvel routinely uses trailers to mislead viewers about what to expect from their films, so fans can't be blamed for being wary about these latest publicity shots.

Norton tried to void the contract, stating the dealer had misled him as to the quality of rice to expect.

Furthermore, when asked to evaluate an assertion in a situation of blameless mistake, where the speaker had every reason to expect the evidence not to be misleading (Experiment 5), the outcome was also not straightforward.