Sentence examples for was completely misleading from inspiring English sources

RYAN: That statistic was completely misleading.

But Darren S. Bloch, the chief of staff to the Democratic lawmakers, said Mr. Gulotta was "completely misleading the public".

However, the Treasury and the Department for Work and Pensions hit back at the independent studies, saying it was "completely misleading" to suggest families would lose money.

Mr Clark said that it was "completely misleading and inaccurate" for the BBC "to suggest we gave a guarantee of fee level and guarantee of time the administration would last".

But this feeling is completely misleading.

One gets an opposite global trend that is completely misleading.

Using my last pay stub or pay stubs is completely misleading.

Saying that 'if temperatures go up, climate change could occur' is completely misleading.

This quoted figure of 70%% total colonies lost in Hoppe et al. [4] is completely misleading.

And his remarks that women have more freedom to pursue careers there is completely misleading.

Taken as a precise gauge for future iPhone apps, statistics can be completely misleading.