Sentences with phrase «misleading if»

Some commenters were also concerned that the disclosure could be misleading if the creditor transfers servicing of a consumer's mortgage loan shortly after consummation and the servicer has a different partial payment policy.

For purposes of this provision, co-branding will be presumed not to be deceptive or misleading if the participant's logo and contact information is larger than that of any third party.

Advertising does little more than invite further interest in the property; it shouldn't be deemed misleading if it doesn't expressly disclose the sellers» equity status.

But it also clarified that an advertisement is misleading if it fails to include the name of the broker or implies that a sales agent is responsible for the operation of a brokerage.

Similarly, an unsubstantiated comparison of the lawyer's services or fees with the services or fees of other lawyers may be misleading if presented with such specificity as would lead a reasonable person to conclude that the comparison can be substantiated.

A truthful statement is also misleading if there is a substantial likelihood that it will lead a reasonable person to formulate a specific conclusion about the lawyer or the lawyer's services for which there is no reasonable factual foundation.

A truthful statement is misleading if it omits a fact necessary to make the lawyer's communication considered as a whole not materially misleading.

There are cases from other jurisdictions, such as Minnesota, which hold that «[t] he use of the word «Associates» or the phrase «& Associates» in a law firm name, letterhead or other professional designation is false and misleading if the use conveys the impression the law firm has more attorneys practicing law in the firm than is actually the case.»

The satisfaction statistic may be fine at face value, assuming that a representative sample of users were polled, but it could be misleading if it's being used to gauge the overall success of PACER as a public access system.

A communication is false or misleading if it contains a material misrepresentation of fact or law, or omits a fact necessary to make the statement considered as a whole not materially misleading.

Fossil fuel conversion losses are part of that present - day total consumption figure, so I think it's very reasonable to leave them on there - in fact it would be misleading if they weren't.

Unfortunately, shorthand arguments can be misleading if you push them too far.

Thus both phrases are highly misleading if they are taken at face value without caveats.

Cost to end users is misleading if the externalities associated with harvest of the chemical energy go uncounted, or undercounted.

What Parker reported were averages, which can be misleading if outliers, multiple populations, or un-modeled processes are present.

«Surface temperature can be misleading if it's the only metric we use,» agrees Jay Gulledge of the Climate Change Science Institute at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

The graph is, of course misleading IF it is used by itself to show that there are fewer strong tornado events in the USA today than in the first half of the 20th Century.

As always, local anecdotes can be very misleading if used to generalize to global conditions.

In this case the word that Jeffries assigned to his prior as objecive is misleading if you use objective in it's common sense.

So anything you «resolve» in one «global» data set will be misleading if you don't compare to regional data.

In all fairness, how can you know whether this section of the textbook is biased or misleading if you haven't read it?

(BTW, you have to carry out special procedures to compensate for movement of weather stations in the anomoly record, which is why looking at raw data can be very misleading if the station has moved or procedures were changed.

He makes the following statement, which is misleading if not outright wrong: Paleo records shows that both temperature and sea level have been mostly rising since last glacial maximum and more recently, since the so called little ice age.

It just seemed natural that it would be classic Sonic in this, it really did — let's face it, that's what it looked like, it WAS classic Sonic who was shown in Sonic 4's first teaser picture all that time ago, that's just plain misleading if you ask me.

I would be misleading you if I said I wanted to leave.»

Using the term «mild» CM is perhaps misleading if applied to risk of developing syringomyelia.

The term natural on the label is false and misleading if any chemically synthesized ingredients are present in the product.

But such time - weighted returns may be misleading if, for instance, the market had dropped sharply during the five years and then rebounded, and you continued to save regularly throughout this period, possibly using a strategy known as dollar - cost averaging.

The more you know about your own mortgage situation, the more control you'll have over the process because you'll know if someone is being honest or misleading if you know how it all works.

In the section «Comparison of Aftertax Returns in a Taxable Account» the math and charts are misleading if all the dividends are reinvested, the CAGR is held at 7 % AND you sell the investment at the end of the holding period such that the capital gains are realized.

So the graph can be misleading if you just project unsustainable growth rates into the future.

The percentage change in tax liability can also be extremely misleading if it is used to assess the impact of a tax proposal on the change in the relative well - being of households with different incomes.

It can be a little misleading if you mistakenly interpret the above as the median earnings mix for individual authors, because the majority of those print sales for both traditionally published authors and indie authors are nonfiction — generally written by a different set of authors than their fiction counterparts who make the majority of ebook and audiobook earnings in each category.

Well, we'd be a tad misleading if we didn't say that $ 300 off of a high - quality self - publishing package wasn't something that we weren't keeping an eye on for personal reasons of our own.

While previous research indicates that ability grouping is in fact correlated with higher achievement, these findings could be misleading if students placed in high - ability classrooms were likely to be successful for reasons that researchers are unable to measure, such as stronger motivation.

Its still a nice skirt overall but the picture is just very misleading if like me, you were hoping for more a yellow skirt.

I think this info may be misleading if intended to refer to ketogenic diets which are designed to be high fat moderate protein and low carb; calorie wise this could be 70 % -20 % -10 %.

«by using the potato as an example, the glycemic index of white vegetables can be misleading if not interpreted in the context of the overall contribution that the white vegetable makes to the carbohydrate and nutrient composition of the diet and their functionality in satiety and metabolic control within usual meals.

They state that though crawling generally develops between 6 and 10 months of age, it is not a true milestone and has little to do with oral - motor development, and thus may be misleading if used to designate finger - food readiness.

(6) This cute statement is misleading if the purpose is to encourage surgeons to remove enough tissue to adequately mobilize the tongue.

This can be somewhat confusing and misleading if you are not aware that the nutritional values are split into serving sizes and you may not be aware that you are in fact feeding your baby more than the recommended serving as you continually spoon feed your baby the full pot.

They state that though crawling generally develops between 6 and 10 months of age, it is not a true milestone and has little to do with oral - motor development, and thus may be misleading if used to designate finger - food readiness.

Not crap, per se, just misleading if folks are wanting the active, medicinal UMF ingredient.

Since it has little to no impact on blood glucose, it shouldn't really be counted as a carb — it's very misleading if you do count it because then you may do too much insulin.

The fact of the matter is that we are emotional beings and, although our emotions can be misleading if we rely on them entirely, they can be amazing expressions of our worship to God.

Furthermore, it would be misleading if the reader takes him to be characterizing his work as a whole, including the general ontology.

The first three theses, for example, can be misleading if they refer only to what Hartshorne calls «naturalism» in ethics.4 These theses become meaningful only in relation to Hartshorne's conception of God.

Putting a common label on mental anguish is necessary for medical treatment, but is misleading if we expect the label to reveal the true «nature» of the experience.

For some of these sentences would be very misleading if we understood «subject» in contradistinction to «superject»: «It is in virtue of its subject that the feeling is one thing.

But I should be seriously misleading you if I were to give the impression that any theologian has satisfactorily completed this task for this day and age.