Sentence examples for misleadingly describe from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the proceeding paragraph in the Proxy Statement does not misleadingly describe the May 21, 2003 Board meeting.
Retrospective amendments to methods of statistical analysis can sometimes be justifiable before unblinding of the trial, but no good reason exists to misrepresent the pre-trial sample size calculation or misleadingly describe the methods as pre-specified when the protocol suggests otherwise.
Mitochondrial transfer is sometimes misleadingly described as three person IVF.
Emergentism is often misleadingly described as a monolithic "third way" between radical monism and pluralism.
Some 250,000 retired people were lured to invest £5bn in investments misleadingly described as low risk.
"Computer-aided instruction is often misleadingly described as 'replacing teachers with computers.' This interpretation implies mechanizing, rather than personalizing, education.
The formation of the foundation was partly Mr. Smith's response to obituaries and tributes that misleadingly described Ms. Mercer as a jazz singer.
The ECJ's Google Spain "right to be forgotten", as it is misleadingly described, is fiercely defended and intensively criticised.
They're what the 2011 census misleadingly described as "white British" before announcing they are now a minority in the capital.
Despite what Republicans claim, the board, which will include doctors, consumers and patient advocates (misleadingly described by critics as "unelected bureaucrats") is not allowed to "ration care".
The news release issued by the United States attorney misleadingly described its nonprosecution agreement with Massey's new owners as "the largest ever criminal resolution in a mining investigation".
