Sentence examples for based on misperception from inspiring English sources

"This is not a matter to be decided based on misperception.

All the more foolish, therefore, that economic relations are based on misperceptions on both sides.

Mr. Sharpton had urged leniency, asserting that Mr. Riccardi's action had been based on misperceptions from distorted news coverage of Mr. Sharpton.

But just as people make decisions based on misperceptions, prejudice, and faulty information, the vast quantities of data that "teach" machine-learning systems can be messy, full of gaps and human biases.

Transparent and semi-transparent 'plastic'-type panels that have been installed for natural lighting requirements have been assumed to provide passive fire venting, based on misperceptions of generic 'plastic' performance in the event of a fire.

Guernsey's chief minister has warned UK MPs that amendments to the Financial Services Bill are based on "misperceptions" over financial transparency.

Davuluri, the first-ever Miss America winner of Indian descent, was the subject of racist backlash online that targeted her Indian-American identity, as well as insults based on misperceptions that she is Arab, Muslim or both.

The cyber domain is a vital component -- and generally a vulnerability -- of all sixteen critical infrastructure sectors in the U.S. The Obama policy has been based on misperceptions of cyber threats and assigns responsibility to agencies incapable of meeting the challenges.

The most commonly used term is kteuy or ladyboys, based on the misperception by many Cambodians that homosexuals and transvestites are one and the same.

"The advocates of GM technology are wrong when they say that public resistance is based on a misperception of risk," says George Gaskell, a sociologist at the London School of Economics.

And also based on the misperception that it would cost them less.