Sentence examples for any misperception from inspiring English sources
He said he had apologized to the governor for any misperception by the public.
At this stage, a model can be suggested to avoid confusion in prioritizing the requirements without any misperception.
Since it is vital to adjust these defences to the current predation risk, any misperception can have far-reaching ecological consequences.
Our second main result shows that any misperception of the type distribution gives rise to a specific failure of information aggregation where agents' long-run beliefs and behavior vary only coarsely with the state, and we provide systematic predictions for how the nature of misperception shapes these coarse long-run outcomes.
The head of the federal prison system said during a congressional committee hearing in April that he was not aware of the memos his wardens issued restricting book deliveries and that he would clear up any "misperception" that prison officials are withholding books.
If I have caused any misperception or misinterpretation of either Kundra's or Chopra's role, I apologize.
It is therefore possible to ensure that you're making the right impression more often, and to correct any misperceptions that others have about you.
They will assert that they would dearly love to clarify any misperceptions but are unable to give any information, as to do so would give succour to our enemies.
She told an audience of energy professionals in Westminster: "It's here that I'd like to be especially clear, to correct any misperceptions people may have about the implications of the EU referendum result.
Though Sunday River in Newry, Me., was "unscathed," said Darcy Morse, a spokeswoman, the resort created a foliage package, from $139, that includes a 10 percent lodging discount, breakfast for two and a Chondola ride "to help combat any misperceptions".
And in answer to the final question of the night, which gave him a chance to correct any misperceptions about his character, he invoked his notorious remarks about "the forty-seven per cent" by saying, "I care about one hundred per cent of the American people".
