Sentence examples for misled concerning from inspiring English sources

If consumers are not misled concerning the source of the products, why exactly is it important to prohibit such activities?

In addition to the fines, Trump agreed to pay more than $30,000 to run a statement in Albany-area news outlets: "Donald Trump, Roger Stone and Thomas Hunter … apologize if anyone was misled concerning the production and funding of the lobbying effort". They didn't say they were sorry for the ads' content.

The DNA from necrotic cancer cells may be detectable by PCR method in the peritoneal cavity but they are nonviable and therefore their identification at the DNA level would thus be misleading concerning tumour progression.

In other words: Does the CVP still have entitlement or is it more appropriate not to identify any CVP value as to identify one that might be misleading concerning the clinical situation?

But his drive-by defamation can only mislead concerned citizens by making them believe – wrongly – that there is no point in checking their status with this office.

"One question is whether they misled investors, concerning the effect of climate change and the possibility that climate regulation would have on the value of the company," he said.

However, misleading information concerning gene tree branch lengths could cause bias in these methods, while leaving the method we propose here unaffected.

Large gene families with lineage-specific duplications pose another difficulty, as using the same name across species might mislead users concerning homologous and orthologous relationships between the different genes.

(d) Dr. Oppenheimer admitted in his testimony before the Board that in 1949 he wrote a letter to a newspaper which might have misled the public concerning his testimony before the House Un-American Activities Conmittee on Dr. Bernard Peters.

"The N.F.L. has done everything in its power to hide the issue and mislead players concerning the risks associated with concussions," the suit argues.

An outspoken critic of the NFL and plaintiff in a 2013 lawsuit claiming the league "has done everything in its power to hide the issue and mislead players concerning the risks associated with concussions", Randle El believes the sport is inherently dangerous and beyond fixing.