Sentence examples for misleadingly report from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, newspaper headlines misleadingly report that young women are out-earning their male counterparts.

Use of multiple databases to locate studies that have used TREND, but are dependent on authors to cite the original TREND paper to be included and not use the checklist to misleadingly report the conduct of their study.

A radio advertisement running in Wisconsin and other contested states misleadingly reports that Mr. McCain "has stood in the way of" federal financing for stem cell research; Mr. McCain did once oppose such federally supported research but broke with President Bush to consistently support it starting in 2001 (his running mate, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, does not support it).

A study that did not comply with this rule misleadingly reported a poor reliability of PLR [ 4].

As most studies misleadingly reported incidence density using total patient days as denominators (instead of patient days at risk for new MRSA detection), the true incidence of MRSA acquisition is probably underestimated [ 13].

Another was Henry Blodget, the Merrill Lynch Internet-stock analyst fined and exiled from Wall Street for issuing misleadingly positive reports in order to generate investment banking business.

His greatest triumph in this line was several leaks in March , 1968 to Neil Sheehan, then a Times reporter, of documents suggesting that the American military leadership had regularly given President Johnson misleadingly optimistic reports about how the war was going.

Responsibility for this error, however, lies not with your staff but with the Crown Prosecution Service and its report, misleadingly entitled Violence Against Women and Girls, Crime Report 2014-15.

Panic spread on social media in the Philippines when a TV report misleadingly uncovered a "flesh-eating skin disease" and then linked it to a prophecy made by an Indian holy man.

But climate scientists who sided with the states, including panelist and NASA climate researcher James Hansen, wrote last month that EPA quoted selectively and misleadingly from the report, exaggerating areas of doubt on the issue.

Fearful of the hostility he faced from the indigenous people, Fray Marcos returned to Mexico and reported misleadingly about the places he visited.