Sentence examples for possibly misled from inspiring English sources

The Libyan government, possibly misled by Koussa, said he had left the country on a diplomatic mission for Gaddafi, but the foreign office then disputed this account.

As the search for the missing 11 workers came to a close, Admiral Landry, possibly misled by the erroneous early report, said that it appeared that the blowout preventer had worked.

In October, TechCrunch reported on allegations Outcome Health had possibly misled advertisers by allegedly charging them for ad placements on more video screens than the company had installed.

He adds that his scheme can't be Ponzi-like because the people he paid back with Retrophin stock profited: "The nutshell is that people were possibly misled into making a lot of money".

This possibly misled the physicians, and many errors were recorded with the graphical interface for this question.

Similarly, comparison of published data with unpublished data is an important and worthwhile effort, but the original objective possibly misled readers as to its importance in our work.

Deutsche is also being investigated for possibly misleading clients on the placement of shares in Scania, a truck maker.

However, in contrast the rapid chloride permeability tests indicate increased chloride ingress, suggesting increased permeability, but these maybe possibly misleading results generated from the superplasticizer.

He cautioned that some acquisitions were foreign companies that had not complied with American accounting standards, so the disclosures might be complicated and possibly misleading to investors.

Mr. Gourevitch suggested it would be easier to bring cases based on possibly misleading statements than on the valuation of assets.

The subpoenas were issued as part of an investigation into possibly misleading subprime lending practices at dealerships that sell used cars.