Sentence examples for risk being misled from inspiring English sources

"Alongside doctors and their patients, investors also risk being misled, given that an average of around 30% of pharmaceutical company valuations directly relates to the results of phase III clinical trials," Fiestas said.

The survey figures show that consumers risk being misled in the confusion of the introduction of the policy, with 16 per cent wrongly believing that the 5p charge is a tax collected by the Government.

But half-baked suggestions that Americans want generic "action" risk being misleading.

"We risk being misleading" by describing them as HDTV's "because we can't guarantee forward compatibility with whatever comes down the pike," said Vic Pacor, a senior executive at Sony.

They added that Mr. Goldin's statement and recent NASA public estimates of shuttle risk were misleading.

Unfortunately, this is wishful thinking, and anyone who suggests we can screen based on risk is misleading women.

In conclusion, we acknowledge that the study by Willemse et al (2013) is topical and corroborates previous studies; however, we feel the authors' conclusion regarding cardiovascular risk is misleading.

"The greatest risk the average investor runs is the risk of being misled into thinking that the broker is acting in the best interest of the client, as opposed to acting in the firm's interest," Professor Laby said.

"Consumers are at real risk of being misled by businesses wanting to cash in on the premium that a free-range product attracts," the complaint said.

Parents are at risk of being misled by "manipulative marketing campaigns" and "crafty messaging" on children's snacks, a child health expert has said.

And because of the hype surrounding the blood tests — many of which are not backed by reliable scientific studies — patients may be at risk of being misled or even harmed.