Sentence examples for risks misleading from inspiring English sources

To quote selective studies risks misleading the public".

"Any data released before then is therefore unreliable and risks misleading the public as to the performance of the Work Programme".

Portraying torture as effective risks misleading the next generation of Americans that one of our government's greatest successes came about because of the efficacy of torture.

I worry that the term "live" risks misleading some readers into believing that the pictures are actually alive and moving (and possibly talking) as opposed to being updated on the go as the night unfolds.

Above all, to argue that the rich world can go on living at ease, while the rising powers and the developing nations catch up, and all for 450 parts per million of atmospheric carbon, risks misleading the public.

The government's selective disclosure risks misleading the public about the true extent of the abuse".

On Thursday, the subcommittee issued a report which said that JP Morgan had ignored risks, misled investors and fought with financial regulators.

At best, they have little impact on murder investigations; at worst they risk misleading investigators and waste police time, he said.

The problem with this isn't that banks' relief efforts don't have a wider scope; it's that by describing the settlements in grandiose terms, banks and officials risk misleading the public about the scope, which, at best, can confuse people and, at worst, can set them up to fall victim to fraud.

But in a new report, The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) said the government risked misleading the public with claims that HS2 would transform the north of England.

What's worse, I have published accounts of these transgressions, and therefore risk misleading my sisters and brothers.