Sentence examples for a misconception about how from inspiring English sources

But there's a misconception about how we regard it".

"I've always felt there was a misconception about how many people are actually using".

"There's a misconception about how Arafat rules," said the Western expert who is familiar with him.

And not a single commercial hectare there has yet been planted with such seeds.Coming, ready or notThe roots of such Luddism probably lie in a misconception about how much genetic modification is actually going on in GMOs.

There's also a misconception about how much money they are making.

Soros: I am making quite a stunning assertion that our global financial system is based on a misconception about how financial markets operate.

There's a real misconception about how and why students are getting more firsts.

More importantly, the idea that restricting advertising will reduce demand is based on a fundamental misconception about how advertising works.

A common misconception about how things such as space shuttles come to be is that engineers simply apply the theories and equations of science.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Morgan Stanley Joinsns in Volcker Rule Criticism  |  "There appears to be a real misconception about how principal market makers generate revenues," said Colm Kelleher, who runs trading at Morgan Stanley, and Jim Rosenthal, the firm's chief operating officer, in a comment letter.

There's a gross misconception about how we ask for help.