Sentence examples for misleading work from inspiring English sources

The 40-page report, released on Friday, concluded that Professor Bellesiles had been "guilty of unprofessional and misleading work".

An independent panel of three prominent historians concluded in 2002 that Mr. Bellesiles was "guilty of unprofessional and misleading work,"and raised questions about falsified data.

Their 40-page report accused him of "unprofessional and misleading work" and said that at times it "does move into the realm of falsification".

Correction: October 29 , 2002 Tuesday An article by The Associated Press on Sunday about the resignation of an Emory University professor, Michael Bellesiles, who was accused of unprofessional and misleading work on a book about guns in America, misstated recent accusations against three other authors.

It's the word "they" that's doing all the misleading work.

"We need a durable and successful flow of credit in our economy, but we can't tolerate profits that depend on misleading working families.

Ministers have misled working families who have been left worse off.

Adding spurious evidence to the store of available data on an artist also skews our understanding of their life and work, misleading us into taking as "fact" something merely conjured cunningly up by the vivid imagination of the forger.

Neighbors said those killed had nothing to do with the insurgency, and they blamed a misled informant working for the Americans for the airstrike.

Meanwhile, the "virtual strain" is introduced and higher order deformation ignored for the Cauchy strain hypothesis, thus it is often misleading in the works execution and slope engineering evaluation.

TV, films and optical illusions work by misleading the brain about what the eye is seeing.