The president's later admission that this promise had been misleading is proving valuable ammunition for Republican critics of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.
My experience is that they often make vague, perfunctory, or, worse, misleading statements, which muddle the debate and waste valuable time.
Therefore, just showing the ties between persons, while not taking into account the value of these ties, might result in a loss of valuable information and could even be misleading (Freeman 1991).
These structures provide valuable atomic-level details, but they also can be misleading in the eyes of a novice student.
Maxwell is being sued by Essex property dealer Colin Sullivan for £20 million for allegedly misleading him over the sale to Maxwell of his company and a valuable site in London's Docklands.
The chapters in Parens' edited volume Enhancing Human Traits (Parens 1998b) point to a variety of ways the enhancement project might be misled by a seemingly valuable target that ends up producing negative effects or undermining other values we cherish.
This otherwise valuable AP story, the only major article to mark Midway's 70th anniversary, is misleading in making intelligence sound far more precise than it was, extensively a retired officer who'd been a young ensign at the time.
Supervised SOM representations can, therefore, in themselves, be misleading under certain circumstances, but if correctly employed can be used safely in many situations and as such do provide valuable tools as described below.
