Significats de intentionally misleading en anglès

Look, Apple is not above seeding intentionally misleading information about its upcoming products.

It has partnered with fact-checking sites to flag intentionally misleading content.

XPO called the accusation intentionally misleading and inaccurate.

All sorts of conflicting advice were given him, some of it intentionally misleading we are told.

Imagine being either so intentionally misleading, or offensively uneducated about the very nation you're paid to 'lead'.

To be fair, Norman says he never thought Facebook was being intentionally misleading by misreporting its metrics.

This statement we regarded as intentionally misleading.

In first denying knowledge of the funds before backtracking, Mkhwebane has found Ramaphosa guilty of intentionally misleading Parliament.

The information forwarded to Brian Crozier from Swiss sources, and that received by Franco, also from Swiss sources, were intentionally misleading.

XPO called the report " intentionally misleading, with significant inaccuracies." XPO since has decided to favor stock repurchases over acquisitions.

XPO called the Spruce Point report " intentionally misleading, with significant inaccuracies" - a view shared by some Wall Street analysts.

It consisted of some four-score poems, signed with all manner of intentionally misleading symbols and purporting to emanate from Tobolsko, in Siberia.

The riddle is intentionally misleading and probably hopelessly obscure, and yet I know the professor well enough to know that he would not merely lie.

She slammed the FBI for "repeated failures" to be forthcoming "and perhaps even intentionally misleading" about the extent of its training on Islam.

Months later, following steady revelations about the company's misdeeds, the committee decided that Nix's initial answers were at best incomplete, and at worst, intentionally misleading.

However, 85% of respondents favored removing intentionally false or misleading health information and 81% supported removing intentionally misleading claims about elections or other political issues.