Sentence examples for present misleading from inspiring English sources

Disclose all the facts of the injury at this point, being sure not to present misleading information to make your claim look stronger.

But a few are not authentic or present misleading or deceitful scenes, like this one of supposed Syrian opposition fighters, who actually are bearing toy guns.

Unlike the parametric frontier models, the DEA does not suffer from the problem of model mis-specification which could possibly present misleading results, Charnes et al. [ 30].

However, in the subsequent discussion, it was argued that a number of published results only refer to tests under artificial laboratory conditions which do not reflect the process conditions from real life and, therefore, may present misleading results to relevant mechanisms.

Which brings Briloff to Tyco International, an aggressive and dauntlessly acquisitive company he says is presenting misleading merger numbers.

In killer whales and fishers, the CR presents misleading phylogeographic interpretations, as deep divergences among non-CR regions of the mitogenome are not accurately represented by the CR (Morin et al. 2010; Knaus et al. 2011).

But critics of the police said yesterday that the figures, as presented, were misleading.

The betting industry would welcome an evidence-based debate, but the research presented is misleading.

Present trends mislead, since feedback effects await.

So, it concluded, "the manner in which the claims were presented was significantly misleading".

In Friday's edition of the paper, an article outlining the Independent Press Standards Organisation ruling said that the "manner in which the claims were presented was significantly misleading".