Sentence examples for ultimately deceptive from inspiring English sources

Experts agree that the system is antiquated, inefficient, and, ultimately, deceptive.

With Boro beginning in horribly slapdash, half-a-yard off-the-pace, fashion, his players gained an ultimately deceptive 13th-minute advantage.

This moment of waking is, structurally, a crucial one; at the very beginning of the film, during Jake's introductory voice-over, the crippled man has poignantly described the liberating but ultimately deceptive dreams of flying that he often has: "I start having these dreams of flying...sooner or later, though, you always have to wake up".

However, this is ultimately deceptive, as a bias is not what or who we are.

Deception is common in nature, but victims of deception discriminate against and ultimately ignore deceptive signals when they are produced too frequently.

The appearance of homogeneity is the most salient, and ultimately the most deceptive, feature of globalization.

In estimating data quality, the traditional approach of visual inspection at a limited number of sites (often previously well-characterized using low-throughput approaches) is inefficient, subjective, and ultimately can be deceptive.

The provision of fare information, without stating the most significant restrictions that apply to the fare advertised, is deceptive and ultimately harmful to consumers and the airline industry alike.

The complaint argues that statements made by groups such as the NFL are illegal and deceptive, as ultimately viewers have rights under the US Constitution by way of Fair Use.

Industry groups say deceptive marketing is ultimately counterproductive as well, since duped consumers will shy away from other diet products sold on the Internet and cable TV, where weight loss advertising has flourished in recent years.

This also may ultimately be seen as a deceptive practice.