Sentence examples similar to partially deceptive from inspiring English sources
We propose a hypothesis that a fully deceptive mode of pollination may evolve directly from mutualistic or partially mutualistic systems that maintained the fidelity of the original pollinator(s) even though rewards were lost.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has begun federal court proceedings again Coles, alleging "false, misleading and deceptive conduct" because their "freshly baked in-store" bread is actually partially baked somewhere else.
Last month the ACCC began federal court proceedings against Coles, alleging "false, misleading and deceptive conduct" because their "freshly baked in-store" bread is actually partially baked somewhere else.
It must tell consumers of the ban and that it had been found to have made the false, misleading and deceptive representations by advertising bread as fresh when it had been made and partially baked and then frozen, sometimes months earlier overseas.
"Some pages on google.com contain deceptive content right now," explains the automated report, which has assigned the search engine a partially-dangerous status.
Senior points to a case where the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission found Toyota to be misleading and deceptive in describing their car interiors as leather, in advertising and promotional materials, when they were only partially made of leather.
A monograph is deceptive.
Appearances here are deceptive.
