Sentence examples for caused misconceptions from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the BP oil spill has caused misconceptions that are discouraging some travelers.

The policy was public, which caused misconceptions and confusion.

However, the traditionally late introduction of palliative care has caused misconceptions about hospital-based palliative care teams (PCTs) among patients and general physicians in Japan.

The research results provide evidence that the use of animated cartoons significantly increases the young students' knowledge and understanding of specific science concepts, which are normally difficult to comprehend and often cause misconceptions to them.

This method of "crying wolf", so to speak, causes misconceptions about the nature of cultural appropriation, arguably causing more harm than good by presenting the concept as nothing more than unnecessary political correctness, which some individuals dismiss outright as a matter of principal.

Many, though, genuinely worry that their child has a bacterial infection, but much of this anxiety is caused by misconceptions.

Unfortunately, we believe much of this is caused by misconceptions around pay-per-install, the free-to-play model, cross-app promotion and their collective value to the ecosystem.

I think the demo helped to convey the fact that we were focusing more on horror, but I think it's unfortunate that we caused some misconceptions on what the full game has to offer.

Access to safe water is the first major issue, but there is also a social inertia caused by misconceptions and local customs.

The low use of thiazides may be caused by misconceptions concerning possible problems with the use of thiazides and the extensive promotion of other more expensive medications [ 12].

The directions of the arrows in the middle of the heuristic, intended to show the resemblance of the electron cloud and social certification, may have caused the misconception.