Sentence examples for open to misreading from inspiring English sources

A contextual sys-net without an indication of how its options are realised linguistically has serious disadvantages: it is open to misreading; it lacks linguistic validation; and its use in the classification of register is therefore open to doubt.

But they have proved so onerous and so open to subjective misreading that even people who have been coming to Britain for years are suddenly being refused entry.

Founders with little exposure to big companies are susceptible to misreading cues.

The latter are apparently sensitive to misreading by the primordial synthetases.

People tend to misread his work.

It's easy to misread intentions.

But this is to misread her politics.

Yet that is to misread history.

Mr. Cohen's distortions lead him to misread American policy.

Jeremy Corbyn's many critics continue to misread his leadership mandate.

Unfortunately, the marriage statistics are easy to misread.