Sentence examples for misleadingly claim from inspiring English sources

"Universities with poorer access records misleadingly claim success because they have more funds available to a very small pool of students".

This powerful lobby is attacking it on two fronts: It says Splenda's ads misleadingly claim the sweetener is made from sugar and tastes like sugar; and it's trying to destroy Splenda by implying it contains chemicals that will undermine one's health.

"Hammond misleadingly claims the Saudis have procedures in place to ensure adherence to the laws of war and investigate incidents of concern," he said.

So eager in fact that its outgoing CEO Ed Whitacre launched a campaign this spring misleadingly claiming that GM had paid back its government "loan" in full after returning only $6.7 billion.

It misleadingly claimed that Measure S would protect tenants from evictions.

One of these ads misleadingly claims that "Obama is opposed to critical legislation labeling Iran's revolutionary guard a terrorist organization".

Also, regarding the elimination of the 16-hour cap on first-year resident work hours, which will take effect July 1 , 2017 the organization misleadingly claimed that "24 hours is a ceiling, not a floor".

(p. 21) Dawkins goes on to write that my and other's brand of anthropomorphism "may well be right" and then, misleadingly claims, "Bekoff is essentially saying that there are no limits to how we interpret animal behaviour".

This TF form is different from what the authors misleadingly call TFnuGTR.

Leaflets sent out in the local area during the first stages of the Nato search and rescue mission claimed, misleadingly, that she had converted to Islam.

However, Coca-Cola (and many other food and beverage manufacturers) often misleadingly counter the claims of methanol being a harmful aspect of aspartame by pointing out that it also occurs naturally in fruits and vegetables.