Sentence examples for misleadingly recorded from inspiring English sources
Citigroup supposedly provided loans that were misleadingly recorded on Enron's books as cash flow from oil-trading operations.
Recorded calls went out to residents of Florida saying misleadingly that they had until 7 p.m. "tomorrow" to vote.
"Universities with poorer access records misleadingly claim success because they have more funds available to a very small pool of students".
The historical record is clear: what are misleadingly called "free trade agreements" were never really about trade.
Organized by Donald Albrecht, the museum's exhibitions curator, the show is first of all misleadingly titled.
The suit contended that the tour misleadingly suggested a connection to the Tony-winning show.
The three random videos purportedly show Muslims committing violence, but they're misleadingly presented.
This book is misleadingly titled.
The question is framed misleadingly.
But this is a misleadingly dramatic example.
