Sentence examples for most likely misleading from inspiring English sources

At best or worst, rating agency views are most likely misleading icing on the cake.

"I do not believe that history is going to be very kind to this president," says Mr. Armey, who feels he was most likely misled by his old friend Mr. Cheney in the walk-up to the Iraq war.

A simple approach would be to use the disk file size in MB but that would most likely be misleading.

Therefore, a cognitive interpretation of the uncorrected pupil dilatation data will most likely be misleading.

Thus, the 'response' rate is likely misleading.

Because these sites are most likely to be misleading (Brinkmann and Philippe 1999; Pisani 2004; Sperling et al. 2009; Castoe et al. 2009), this result confirms that a Chelicerata affinity for the Tardigrada is unlikely to be correct.

The study also contained surprises about where consumers were most likely to be misled — sushi bars topped the list in every city studied — while grocery stores were most likely to be selling fish honestly.

We recognize that this result may be misleading as the "normal" is most likely enriched for normal ovarian stroma, which is nearly devoid of epithelial cells that are found primarily on the capsular surface of the ovary.

Most likely to: Sound sweet like chocolate.

For this reason additional permutations (see Methods) were included in the testing to decrease the chance of being misled by the result from the most likely topology.

But the WRAP handbook essentially backtracks on this and admits that that part of the videos is misleading, instead saying that referrals "will have most likely have been a Channel Panel or Prevent Professional Concerns meeting".