Sentence examples for because of misinformation or from inspiring English sources
"I hope that some of the parents who refuse immunizations because of misinformation or because they just want to be contrary realize they're putting their children at risk," Biederman said.
Conflict arises because of misinformation or misunderstanding [ 21].
The acceptance of misinformation or misleading information by the people depends on their prior beliefs and opinions [5].
I've noticed that many people often form opinions based off of misinformation or a misunderstanding.
Students' assessment of the safety of abortion methods could be a result of misinformation or part of their broader critique of abortion as a practice.
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.
They were marred by rows over voting, with some being turned away because of misinformation about ballot locations and others confused by the process.
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.
Sitting before a bank of television cameras at a conference table this morning, Ms. Skillern said she had decided to speak out today because of "misinformation" about the case in the news.
