Sentence examples for misled that from inspiring English sources

The regulator said he misled that company's chief executive by claiming the payments had been approved by J.C. Flowers, the regulator added.

The lawsuit cites several examples of customers -- including Fortune Brands, which sells Titleist golf balls and Jim Beam spirits, and the school district of Greenville, S.C. -- that were misled that way.

In 2009, Mr. Sinha, who was chief executive of the firm's British operations, issued false invoices to a company owned by J. C. Flowers to generate fees, according to the regulator, the Financial Services Authority, which said he misled that company's chief executive by claiming the payments had been approved by J. C. Flowers.

That isn't being misled, that's lying," Camp said.

Don't be misled that people are laughing".

It was not just the e-mails and feeling that his office had been misled that angered Mr. Cuomo so intensely.

He thinks the name is misleading – that IoT is "really about human augmentation".

Planned Parenthood says the tapes are misleading, that an errant staff member was fired and that its affiliates reported the encounters to law enforcement.

Another explanation for the weak string of economic data is that the numbers may be misleading — that they're understating the "true" strength of the economy.

To a man less conservative, this failure might have been crushing — a demonstration of the impossibility of change — but to Obama it seemed only one more proof that charisma is misleading, that revolutions are illusory, that real change is slow.

"That's why Jeter is putting on all that weight, so he can play third," Cashman joked, alluding to the recent stir surrounding a recent published photo, apparently misleading, that seemed to show that Jeter had put on weight.