Sentence examples for were misleading to from inspiring English sources

Several justices questioned whether the amendments were misleading to voters and whether the commission had exceeded its authority.

Companies could also face a problem if their disclosures were misleading to investors, but only if they materially affected the stock price or had some other adverse effect, lawyers said.

It is clear that statements made to the Commons by [then prime minister] Margaret Thatcher and John Major, both in the chamber and in written communications, were misleading to say the least". Mr Baker called for the publication of a military police report on the human shields, commissioned by Mr Major in the aftermath of the war, which has remained classified ever since.

It's misleading to tourists," she said.

"It's misleading to the public".

It is misleading to place so much hope in them.

It would plainly be misleading to call it total.

Cormann denied it was misleading to include the aid figure.

They have no merit and are misleading to readers.

The term junior doctor is misleading to say the least.

It is misleading to look at it any other way.