Sentence examples for because of a false from inspiring English sources

Advertising on black and Hispanic radio stations has long been a contentious issue, with many of the stations complaining that they cannot attract the advertising dollars that nonminority stations can because of a false perception that their listeners are not good customers.

But that potential is untapped because of a false scarcity created by bad government policy.

He almost didn't get to compete because of a false start.

At the 2011 world championships, he was disqualified from the 100 final because of a false start.

Even "handicapped" has been shelved because of a false etymology that links it to beggars going cap-in-hand.

When people are replaced by energy slaves because of a false measure of productivity based on labour inputs alone, destruction of livelihoods and work is the inevitable result.

Approximately 15 to 20 percent of women and men who are screened annually over a 10-year period will have to undergo at least one biopsy because of a false-positive mammogram or P.S.A. — prostate-specific antigen — test.

Furthermore, one-seventh of the patients in this study underwent unnecessary surgery because of a false-positive CT result.

Possible harms in the process include membrane rupture with amniotic fluid leakage or miscarriage after an invasive test, and the risk of missing the detection of Down syndrome because of a false-negative test result.

Most cases of cervical cancer occur because of a false-negative result of the Pap test, or because the woman did not receive a Pap test at all or did not receive it often enough.

Several studies have shown that women with normal results after mammography screening experience no important negative psychological consequences, whereas recall because of a false-positive mammogram causes adverse emotional, physical and social effects (Lerman et al, 1991; Cockburn et al, 1994; Sutton et al, 1995; Gilbert et al, 1998).