Sentence examples for misleading to think from inspiring English sources

It may be misleading to think of the relationship between legal change and financial development in linear terms.

But it would be misleading to think that just because technology is a starting point to approach problems it is the only, or even the best, starting point for conceptualizing them.

If anything, it seems after reading the book that Exxon is in the driver's seat with the government, and that it would be misleading to think of any given administration being more "friendly" to the company.

But analysts, like those from Markit, a financial information company, said it would be misleading to think that the latest political developments, including bringing in a new Italian leader, would signal the end of the recent turmoil.

Even if Turkey truly resolves two deeply controversial issues abolishing the death penalty and expanding the civil rights of a restive Kurdish population -- it may be misleading to think that membership in the European Union is just around the corner.

But just as it is misleading to think of Montero's as a museum displaying artifacts of a long-vanished culture, so too is it surprisingly inaccurate to think of this working waterfront as a thing of the past.

It is suggested that nanotechnology is still a relatively new discipline, and often the incredible properties of nanoparticles can mislead to think that benefits realized from the production of molecules outweigh the consequences of irresponsible fabrication.

Indeed, one of the central themes of this book is that people are commonly misled to think that the real sociopolitical risk of food price spikes is around urban disruptions.

On Thursday afternoon Giles defended the actions of the developer and his government during the process and said people had been misled to think this was a significant issue.

We are subtly misled to think of Eve, struggling with her overcoat and her hangover, as another of the damaged investigators familiar from the screen, where the distinction between detectives and deviants is ever in threat of collapse.

Many investors were willfully misled to think of these as Nasdaq-listed securities.