misleading

Example Sentences

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Even headline figures on rising labour participation in India can be misleading: more people "working" does not always mean better or more productive jobs.

From BBC

He also stressed that the process had been carried out by a team that included all relevant Israeli security and government bodies, and that "claims of a sweeping or mass rejection are false and misleading".

From BBC

But such stability in growth can be misleading.

From Barron's

But two decades ago, investigators revealed that some analysts had deep conflicts of interest and were misleading investors.

From The Wall Street Journal

The chair of the King's Foundation Dame Ann Limb has admitted being "misleading" about her doctorate qualification.

From BBC