Sentence examples for model by misrepresenting from inspiring English sources
Critics argue that Haldane compensates for its outmoded business model by misrepresenting what it can do for clients.
It is especially interesting to model what happens in a group when agents vote strategically by misrepresenting their own preferences in order to manipulate the outcome (van Eijck forthcoming; van Ditmarsch et al. 2012).
Other political entities seem willing to avoid the whole "trade-off" problem by misrepresenting themselves.
"They acted in bad faith by misrepresenting that and by releasing otherwise private information we had agreed to keep confidential".
The attorney general's office said that Mr. Ingenito helped Ms. Gonzalez conceal the thefts by misrepresenting information in financial documents.
He says that Mr. Wormsley unfairly drove up the auction price by misrepresenting that there was another bidder for the company.
The archdiocese, plaintiffs claimed, had committed fraud in the 1970s and 1980s by misrepresenting such priests to future victims.
Like John McCain's attempt to cloak himself in reform by misrepresenting his running mate's record.
Denying the consensus by misrepresenting the research won't change that reality.
Surely he knew exactly what he was doing by misrepresenting Hyde's subtle, sarcastic polemic.
They claim that the company inflated its share price by misrepresenting its safety record.
