Sentences with phrase «somewhat misleading»

In fact, even labeling an FHA - insured mortgage as an «FHA loan» is somewhat misleading because FHA loans are not really «loans from the FHA».

Inaccurate market research: Developers support their prices to investors with somewhat misleading data from organizations like RealNet Canada that report price per square foot trends of other new condos by compiling price data from developer's price lists and not the actual selling prices.

This clause as its currently written in Ontario is somewhat misleading because the return of the deposit is not automatic.

Similarly the discussion of the role of alcohol and drugs as risk factors of DV (pp. 12 & 13) is somewhat misleading.

According to Strayer and Noel (1986), noted differences between the sexes may be somewhat misleading as they fail to acknowledge the greater tendency for rough and tumble play among boys.

The use of the term «psychosocial treatments» in the title is somewhat misleading because the authors make it clear that their interest is in the relative efficacy of cognitive and behavioural therapies.

The title of Chapter 50 is «Divorce, Alimony and Child Support, Generally», and can be somewhat misleading because Chapter 50 includes much more than just rules about divorce, alimony and child support!

Ok, the title of this article is somewhat misleading.

Some settings have somewhat misleading names.

Last but not least, this could be the Microsoft event where we finally see actual apps and games running on HoloLens, instead of the impressive — but somewhat misleading — tech demos we've seen in the past.

Truth be told though, the above (and some of Motorola's marketing) are somewhat misleading representations, given the phones come packed with a Style Mod (at least on Verizon in the uS).

The name no fault is somewhat misleading because it suggests that a state does not concern itself with liability at all.

This is somewhat misleading, however.

Apparent Authority — Defined as being a vague and somewhat misleading authority an agent has, based solely on the actions of the agent and the «apparent» acceptable response of the insurer.

With respect to the need for an improved system of adjudication, Justice Cunningham noted that the use of the term «conciliation» in the current dispute resolution process is somewhat misleading.

Like the Globe and Mail article I saw, this article is somewhat misleading.

The good news is that the term «premises liability» is somewhat misleading.

This bot will send an email that is somewhat misleading, maybe notifying the user they may have won a prize with a link to collect it.

In order to maximize their chances for success, firms need to understand that while they can call the development of their new web property a «microsite» the name is somewhat misleading as they may be better off considering their area as a regular website dedicated to a specific practice area.

This is somewhat misleading, as LONald is a software application that automates an aspect of legal work that was previously handled by junior associates or paralegals.

Joint custody is a somewhat misleading term that has nothing to do with how much time the child spends with each parent.

The headline to this article about a former employee who was awarded $ 64,000 by the High Court last October is somewhat misleading.

That article is somewhat misleading as the actual balancing energy costs are understated, at least for power here in the States.

As would be expected from an agribusiness voice, the very question of «which lamb has a smaller carbon footprint» is somewhat misleading because it contains the assumption «we should be able to eat lamb anytime we want to».

The AMO's 60ish yr is the resultant of the summer components when the N. Atlantic is building its heat content, but its SST 150 year long data is not sufficiently long for the FFT to resolve difference due to the periodicities close proximity, hence somewhat misleading ’60 year cycle» narrative.

On the other hand Steve McIntyre's partial and somewhat misleading introduction to this paper gives me good grounds for questioning the opposing team.

These figures can be somewhat misleading.

I think that your title is somewhat misleading here, Anthony.

That's somewhat misleading.

Giving the coefficient as 5.35 is somewhat misleading as the error may certainly affect the first decimal.

I just want to clarify that the «fact» stating ethnic minorities are often allowed to have two or more children is somewhat misleading.

The somewhat different details of the two papers appear to have hopelessly confused many journalists (though the Christian Science Monitor has an excellent article, despite a somewhat misleading headline), but both are really just telling different aspects of the same story.

The White Cube press release for Wigan - born Darren Almond's forthcoming exhibition at their Bermondsey gallery, tells us he «lives and works in London», which is somewhat misleading.

According to the curators at Tate Britain, the above is a half - baked, somewhat misleading, and wholly ahistorical narrative.

The fourth game mode is the Leagues - which despite its somewhat misleading name, is a mode where players form a guild and can either play against each other in a tournament format or challenge another guild.

However this is somewhat misleading.

So, I spotted over on N'Gai Croal's blog that he has a new interview with Sony's Phil Harrison up, and it's interesting to me because Harrison specifically calls out a piece I wrote for Gamasutra reporting on his GDC Europe Q&A in 2005 as being somewhat misleading.

The game's Minecraft trappings are somewhat misleading.

Fluidity «s title is somewhat misleading.

Spectra bills itself as a twitch racing game, but this definition is somewhat misleading considering there are no opponents, timers or even a finish line.

Garrafon Natural Reef Park has a beautiful setting near the southern tip of Isla Mujeres, but the name is somewhat misleading: the focus of this park is activities, and admission is sold as packages that include restaurant meals and various activities.

You should also know that hotel points do not usually have as high a value as other points, so your earnings can be somewhat misleading.

The Huichol Indians of the past considered the mountain to be sacred and went there to make offers to their gods — their clay figurines (the monos that give the mountain its somewhat misleading name, since this is also the Spanish word for monkey) dot the slopes, along with mystical petroglyphs.

that give the mountain its somewhat misleading name, since this is also the Spanish word for monkey) dot the slopes, along with mystical petroglyphs.

Arthritis means joint inflammation, but the term is somewhat misleading because arthritis is much more than joint inflammation and cats do contract many forms of arthritis depending upon the breed and external factors.

The common name of ringworm is somewhat misleading, in that it is not an infection caused by a worm, and the infected areas are not always ring - shaped.

Ringworm in cats is the most common skin infection in cats and the name is somewhat misleading.

The NAV / IRR model above is actually somewhat misleading — deliberately so, I wanted to illustrate a common problem investors face: You'll note annual returns & IRRs begin to suffer after the 3 - 4 yr sweet spot I highlighted.

But are these types of free credit report offers somewhat misleading to most casual layperson observers?

You should also know that hotel points do not usually have as high a value as other points, so your earnings can be somewhat misleading.