Sentence examples for vulnerable to misinterpretation from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, when I returned to make a similar point on Twitter this week, I foolishly chose a peg that was vulnerable to misinterpretation as self-interested.

Despite being "highly vulnerable to misinterpretation", the claims were given to the media without the safeguards demanded for official statistics, Sir Michael Scholar said.

When he began to exhibit his art in 1998, his dealer, Nicole Hackert, a co-owner of the Contemporary Fine Arts gallery in Berlin, worried that it left him vulnerable to misinterpretation.

In this paper we use sensor-annotated abstraction hierarchies (Reising & Sanderson, 1996, 2002a, b) to show that unless appropriately instrumented, configural displays designed according to the principles of ecological interface design (EID) might be vulnerable to misinterpretation when sensors become unreliable or are unavailable.

Also, his viewpoint could be quite vulnerable to misinterpretation of informational stimuli.

Currently the multiple ways that investigators describe their observations makes it difficult to combine or compare data across studies, and renders the observations vulnerable to misinterpretation.

The diplomats produced an eight-paragraph plan to "de-escalate" the Ukraine crisis, but its purported commitments to disarm "all illegal armed groups" and to restore control of government facilities to their "rightful owners" have proved vulnerable to gross misinterpretation.

Some language is vulnerable to exploitation or misinterpretation.

For his part, Kahan took to his blog on 19 October to decry some of the misreporting, and muse on the ironies, in a post titled, in part: "Congratulations, tea party members: You are just as vulnerable to politically biased misinterpretation of science as everyone else!" "Tea party members are like everyone else, as far as I can tell, when it comes to science comprehension," he wrote.

LCN DNA is used when only a few cells are available; the test is controversial because it is more sensitive than other techniques, and more vulnerable to contamination and misinterpretation.

I'm sure my phrase 'civil cold war' is vulnerable to even worse misinterpretations".