Sentence examples for considerable disinformation from inspiring English sources
The editors of The Herald, a paper in South Carolina, which adopted the education standards in 2010, urge their state not to do so: "Common Core has been the victim of considerable disinformation - either deliberately or out of ignorance," they write.
Indeed, the Kremlin has consistently demonstrated very long term thinking in its propaganda efforts, coupled with considerable staying power around its online activity — aimed at building plausibility for its disinformation cyber agents.
They'd discussed the possibility that Steele's sources in Russia were wrong, or spreading disinformation, but concluded that none of them had a motive to lie; moreover, they had taken considerable risks to themselves to get the truth out.
We call that disinformation".
But this is disinformation.
Disinformation by Frances Leviston (Picador).
From Disinformation (Picador, £9.99).
"It implies disinformation.
This could be more disinformation".
The impact of disinformation is devastating.
