Sentence examples for because of misinformation from inspiring English sources

Because of misinformation many average americans elect people who are against their interests.

"Today people in Iran are frightened of Aids because of misinformation and unscientific claims.

In recent years, vaccination rates worldwide fell, largely because of misinformation about the dangers of vaccinations.

Nevertheless, the army's size was of no help, partly because of misinformation about the enemy terrain and partly because of the appearance of a national feeling in Greece.

Departmental officials told a Senate estimates committee they were concerned that prospective students were confused because of "misinformation" about the changes.

The Practical Traveler column on Dec. 25 about airline ticketing policies misstated United Airlines' fare guarantees, because of misinformation provided by the airline.

Diabetes is starch and sugar in everyday foods … not milk and cheese and bacon which I was deprived off for 10 years because of misinformations from the medical authorities !

But simply because a bit of misinformation resonates with the darkest impulses of conservatives doesn't mean they're entirely wrong.

Any harm to the Coalition at the election was the product of "misinformation" because only those at the very top end would lose out, he said.

"I think that there have been several democratic exercises in the last year that have gone off the rails because of large amounts of misinformation in the public sphere," Howard said.

The general refrain from the journalists who helped propagate the misinformation went something like this: Breaking-news reporting has always been chaotic, and it's more so now because the overall volume of misinformation, loosed by millions on Reddit and Twitter, has ballooned out of control.