Sentence examples for combat myths from inspiring English sources
We are the educators that combat myths and ignorant beliefs that people live with for many years.
Creation of culturally and linguistically tailored information about the IUD that could serve to combat myths in this setting appears warranted.
I do not deny that those diagnosed are often girls and young women, but by failing to acknowledge the growing incidence among men and boys, your correspondents are doing little to combat the myths about this supposedly "female illness" that do so much to prevent men from coming forward and getting help.
"We have to combat this myth that knowing first aid is a great responsibility.
To combat this myth of the "neural zombie" inside our heads, choosing how we act, Noë argues that despite how it looks when a musician or athlete is "in the zone," or in the seemingly effortless "give and take" of our normal conversations, we are indeed still thinking; our attention has simply moved from self-conscious grappling with basics to subtler, higher-order patterns and decisions.
Jewel Woods, Executive Director of The Renaissance Male Project, is trying to combat that myth.
The Centers for Disease and Control are coordinating efforts to reach out to community leaders like healers and elders to combat the myth with education about Ebola symptoms and proper treatment in a clinic.
The Republican Party has its work cut out for it as it looks to combat the enduring myth that the Democratic Party is home for young people and people of color.
As pointed out by Corrigan et al. (2004) [ 46], a popular strategy for combating mental illness may exacerbate other components of stigma, particularly the benevolence and dangerousness stigmas, and they proposed a balanced approach that combats the various myths about mental illness.
She said the CPS, police and other agencies were working to combat and dispel the "myths and stereotypes" that surround the issue.
