misleading information

"I fear someone must have provided him with misleading information."

If the reasons for the lead are not clear the indicators may give misleading information.

He had received misleading information about an army coming to meet him south of Derby.

I'm afraid, though, that a great deal of highly misleading information has been published about them.

However, the general rules on labelling already cover cases of misleading information.

If you give false or misleading information, the advice will not be correct.

But scientists are disturbed by the misleading information in some campaigns.

But at no time should it give false or misleading information to the media."

The suit said the misleading information kept the price of the securities above where it would have otherwise been.

False or misleading information will result in your loan being denied.

Such an agent may provide misleading information, among other confusion tactics.

He gave a little misleading information to his detail.

But she does not remember who passed her that misleading information, and the matter is left at that.

These things should be taken seriously as misleading information can strongly influence the political debate and have effects on other areas of government spending.

However, our duty as politicians is to protect patients from incorrect and misleading information.

Further, it now appears that the authorities knew the truth even as they continued giving out false and misleading information.

IT then makes planning decisions based on misleading information.

They work exclusively with the shifters, which may result in misleading information.

Messages that are used in sales and marketing should not have any false or misleading information.

If the tenant provides misleading information, the tax department may not be able to find their return."

In this way, the government says, it will be able to "correct any misstatements or misleading information."

The header of an e-mail shouldn't have false or misleading information.

Since players react differently to different levels of impact the sensors sometimes give misleading information.

Misleading information prior to the event can also influence misinformation effects.

In the past, such secret operations included the spreading of inaccurate or misleading information.