Sentence examples for off misleading from inspiring English sources

HP claims that the auditor signed off misleading public financial statements for Autonomy, and "did not disclose that it had long-running disagreements with Autonomy management over accounting practices at Autonomy".

We were in Delahaye's apartment in Montmartre, a geographical position that in his case gives off misleading signals - this is the Paris of the Moulin Rouge, of Doisneau's romantic canoodling snapshots, at best of Cartier-Bresson.

He told the programme that Mr Whyte had appointed fake auditors called Mullet and Co, which signed off misleading Re-tex accounts.

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And by switching en masse we're sending a powerful message to the Big Six and to Government – we're sick of being ripped off, misled and treated badly by big polluting companies," Maddy Carroll, campaign director at 38 Degrees, said.

The consumer show exposes rip-offs, misleading claims and poor customer service.

For instance, if a politician is connected to a foundation that's been caught ripping people off, siphoning off contributions, or misleading donors about the work being done.

Duchy tenants in the village of Newton St Loe, outside Bath, this year complained to the prince that they had been "fobbed off", "patronised", "misled" and "dealt with in an overly aggressive manner" by duchy representatives who handled their complaints about its plans to build 2,000 homes on neighbouring farmland.

But the only way Spotify can have a shot in this near-impossible market is with truly stellar execution, and the experiences I've had with the management team have been marked by misleading "off the record" statements and unchecked arrogance.

• It is therefore correct to reject Mr. Romney's depiction as off-base and misleading.

That's true, but to claim it means we shouldn't worry about a sell-off is deeply misleading.