Sentence examples for several misleading from inspiring English sources

But he then offered several misleading claims.

She said that while she agreed with the overall conclusion that the main types of BT corn did not pose a risk to the monarchs, she said that the industry's summary of the data, which the E.P.A. had been relying on, contained several misleading statements in support of that conclusion.

Facebook said it is investigating whether an organization backed by Internet billionaire and Democratic megadonor Reid Hoffman violated the social media giant's policies when it set up several misleading news pages in a bid to target U.S. voters with left-leaning political messages.

The 30-second spot contains several misleading statements.

She then abandoned her friend's corpse on the side of the road and posted several misleading images on Facebook in order to throw police off the scent.

The reviewer highlights several misleading statements in the manuscript, specifically pointing out that: i) The amelioration of mutational damage through the bottleneck is a hypothesis; ii) Not all oocytes have heteroplasmy; iii) Discrete models of mtDNA populations do exist; iv) Statistical analyses of bottleneck mechanisms do exist.

The analogy of Greenpeace with Watergate is in several ways misleading.

Over the last few weeks we have noticed several developers misleading our users into clicking on links, adding applications and taking actions.

"Spitballs?" Kerry's campaign called this passage, and several others, grossly misleading.

In February, the state inspector general, Mary Jane Cooper, accused EnCap of deliberately misleading several government agencies about the progress of its cleanup and its ability to finance the project.

To blame the storm for the devastating flooding, they say, is misleading; several engineering studies have affirmed that levee failure was responsible for most of the flooding, and a federal judge ruled last year that negligence by the Army Corps of Engineers was partly at fault.