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Meanings of red herring in anglès
False clue that misleads or distracts attention away from a relevant or important question.
Related terms
A first draft of a prospectus; must be clearly marked to indicate that parts may be changed in the final prospectus.
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Examples for "preliminary prospectus"
Examples for "preliminary prospectus"
1
It expects to file a preliminary prospectus for the REIT in late May.
2
Shake Shack's burgers are described in its preliminary prospectus as all-natural and hormone- and antibiotic-free.
3
In September, TSX filed a preliminary prospectus for an initial public offering of its common shares.
4
New Century filed a preliminary prospectus on the Monetary Authority of Singapore website earlier this month.
5
The preliminary prospectus did not give clear guidance on the size or timing of the offering.
Usage of red herring in anglès
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A sign of voting practices to come, or merely a red herring?
2
The platform is a red herring: more serious is the budget cut.
3
The nerdosphere consensus was that it was a red herring.' Nelson hesitated.
4
But I think that was always a bit of a red herring.
5
Woodrow Wilson's diagnosis of the red herring in politics is obviously correct.
6
Gender was a red herring, but it was also a powerful lens.
7
The breaking of traffic lights by some cyclists is a red herring.
8
His first sign of recovery was his craving for a red herring.
9
But it was a red herring that was dangled by senior clerics.
10
The hunt for the Table Tennis Ring was a vivid red herring.
11
And here-hereit is neither fish, flesh, fowl, nor good red herring.
12
Greenhouse gas emissions are also, in this case, a red herring.
13
The Conyers incident wasn't the only red herring in this case.
14
In particular the rivalry with Messi remains a colossal red herring.
15
The cover of the fourth War on Drugs album is a red herring.
16
Boris Johnson's kipper is very much a red herring, Brussels says.
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Red herring through the time
Red herring across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common