misleading impression

But they are not the only ones, and his answers give a misleading impression of managed care's record.

He used the misleading impression to pour on even greater speed.

But the article does create a misleading impression that it's a universal problem.

First, because the 20pc increase in incomes has been widely reported and may be used to give a misleading impression.

Yet the precision creates a misleading impression of his power.

Letters sent home by the expedition created the misleading impression that everything was going according to plan.

Also, your article leaves a misleading impression about our readership.

That's an extremely incomplete and misleading impression of what the survey actually said.

But the four agency executives who met yesterday said the articles had left a misleading impression.

Nor did these developments give a misleading impression of Soviet influence on world affairs.

But such is the misleading impression given by the peculiar way in which these statistics are now presented.

ERA+ can be used to account for this misleading impression.

But even such a seemingly simple idea like ratio reporting could give a misleading impression.

Some authorities give the misleading impression that they alone have the absolute right to deliver certain services to the public.

Note that the crude death rate as defined above and applied to a whole population can give a misleading impression.

"This blood money should not be used to foster a misleading impression that smoking is compatible with good health."

But many analysts say the percentages give misleading impressions regarding the freedom of trade.

However, the otherwise sympathetic article may have unintentionally given a misleading impression.

Statements which may give a misleading impression regarding proposed courses of action should be avoided.

But residents and experts on the region said the pictures gave a misleading impression that the hurricane was devastating the area.

But they tend to give their audiences the misleading impression that such improvements would stop large numbers of jobs from going overseas.

Mr. Hawkins said the study gave a misleading impression because many programs on its list were meant for other problems or age groups.

Despite the generally high quality of the stories, some present misleading impressions of their authors' interests and skills.

They systematically target sites like these and fill them with their nonsense, giving the misleading impression of numbers.

He was by nature tolerant, and sometimes conveyed a misleading impression of indolence.