Sentences with phrase «misleading way»

This is at best a highly misleading way of describing what's really happening, which is that the growth of e-book sales is slowing.

The current uproar was ignited when an antiabortion activist, posing as a biomedical research company representative, captured on video — which he then edited in the most misleading way possible — discussions by Planned Parenthood physicians of the procedures they use (when recovering specific fetal organ tissues) and the cost ($ 30 to $ 100 to reimburse for costs).

Also, pointing out that EG didn't have a bunch of TOs is an accurate but incredibly misleading way of characterizing his game.

Testimonials can be an equally misleading way of promoting a product that does not have adequate science research or true expert validation.

Mystery Writers of America (MWA) is deeply concerned about the troubling conflict - of - interest issues created by these ventures, particularly the potentially misleading way they are marketed to aspiring writers on the Harlequin website.

All the «cycles» that they cite are fabricated; all the contrary data is faked or presented in highly misleading ways (as the smoking industry does).

Do you believe different manufacturers should be allowed to compute differently calculated misleading fuel efficiency numbers with whatever devious misleading ways that they can think of or is this unnecessary regulation?

For a look at the ethical issues raised by the many misleading ways online practitioners are sometimes tempted to market their experience, just have a peek at our articles on How Much Online Therapy Really Goes On?

In addition to listening to constructive criticism of the way that «celibate gay Christian» is open to misunderstanding, we also need to look critically at the way that the language that has been used by Courage / Exodus / NARTH is also open to misunderstanding and has been used in misleading ways.

You could have easily engaged me - but I see you decided to play a martyr in a very misleading way.

The IFS shows why the parties don't like to answer questions: they are purposefully running this campaign in the most misleading way they can.

Koonin presents information without its proper context, and in a deliberately misleading way.

The fake news element tests skills like whether a student can tell when data is being presented in a misleading way, and whether students can distinguish between facts, opinions, and propaganda.

As early as June 2014, we pointed out Valeant was presenting itself in a misleading way.

Too many investors in the market seem to implicitly trust non-GAAP earnings without digging deeper to understand the misleading way companies exclude real expenses.

In June 2014, we pointed out Valeant was presenting itself in a misleading way in an attempt to bolster its takeover bid of Allergan.

Whatever he meant by «sword,» as a Pharisee, Paul certainly did approve the death penalty, and if he believed the death penalty was permissible for Israel and not other nations, he chose a misleading way to make his point.

To claim that a «substance» is an identical entity through time containing successive accidental properties is really a misleading way of describing an individual enduring through change.

But, in reality, this is sort of a misleading way to describe things.

But the article exploit the sentiments and wrote the title in a misleading way like Arsenal is in process of signing a top striker and ready to pay him very high wage.

Maybe we share photos of superior school meals in other countries — not in the pointless and misleading way I excoriated in «Why I'm Fed Up With Those Photos of «School Lunches Around the World,» but in a meaningful way that would inform and inspire parents to demand better?

We need a more complex understanding of church - state separation, which Santorum characterizes in simplistic and misleading way.

The de Blasio administration contends that this is a misleading way to look at a budget, and reserves are for when the city is in trouble, not to bail out the state.

For the past two weeks, the misleading way in which the Chancellor presented both his first and last Budget has been headline news.

«It takes differences that are small and that you might ignore and makes them substantial but not in a misleading way — five years is an amount of time you're likely to spend with your car,» says Richard Larrick of Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.

A study of millions of journal articles shows that their authors are increasingly reporting p - values but are often doing so in a misleading way, according to a study by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine.

P - values are a suboptimal technique, and they often are used in a biased, misleading way, he said.

Which factors can affect lab test values in the short term and skew test results in misleading ways?

Aldeman: Weingarten is right that many Americans don't have sufficient retirement savings, but she's using those stats here in misleading ways.

But this doesn't mean the report gets much better, for Potter examines only two of the 10 studies that exist — and she has described them in a misleading way.

However, we were concerned by the misleading way some of the poll questions were phrased.

It's also a misleading way to analyze the data.

What kind of insane, misleading way is that to advertise an ebook reader's supported formats?

This is a misleading way to look at returns.

However, the web pages for these funds all report the information in this misleading way.

The thoroughly documented catalog, in listing instances in which artists have been inspired by motifs from popular sources in the past, relates pop art to older painting in a misleading way.

In the subsequent period, this paper has been highly cited, very often in a misleading way by contrarians (for instance, Lindzen misrepresents it on a regular basis).

Conversely, it vigorously promotes nuclear power, also deploying data and arguments in a misleading way.