Sentence examples for because of a misconception from inspiring English sources

And, Mr. Hartley said, even some of those who consider installing a central vacuum system hesitate because of a misconception that it is very difficult, and quite expensive, to retrofit such a system in an existing house.

At first I didn't take it seriously at all because of a misconception that it is hippy and all of that, but actually I found that it kind of empowered me to realise my body isn't just what people can see but how I can use it.

Lacking such clarity and not aiming for absolute clarity, mathematicians construct new games, sometimes because of a misconception of the meaning of their mathematical propositions and mathematical terms.

The paper points out that such consistency in the loading level could not be generated in the past mainly because of a misconception that axial stress in the neck was regarded as the equivalent of the von Mises stress.

"By prohibiting research into this category of substance, because of a social misconception, we are depriving suffering ill people from a potential treatment which has a very long history," she says.

Samras said this vaccination has one of the lower rates of immunization, partly because of a common misconception that the vaccine will cause the flu.

Despite this somewhat mundane explanation, this story has drawn a lot of attention, mostly because of a few misconceptions about what really happened.

But concerning HIV/AIDS, both girls and boys are very much in danger due to lack of information, poverty and prostitution, prevalent violence, alcohol and drugs, and because of a lot of misconceptions".

Last effectively used in the late 80s, Danstillståndet birthed the Swedish tradition of excluding techno and house music from legal venues because of the misconception that the music was a byword for drugs, and so facilitated the push towards illegal venues.

Regardless of whether an individual displays classical pertussis signs and symptoms or a more protracted, atypical cough, pertussis may not be suspected because of the misconception among many physicians that pertussis is a childhood disease [ 8, 17].

I muse that perhaps male executives think that queer women are somehow more relatable because of the misconception that they fit more into a "male" paradigm.