Sentence examples for create the mistaken impression from inspiring English sources
Gary Gertzog, the league's general counsel, said: "There's been a decades-long practice of companies that do not have the official rights trying to create the mistaken impression that they do.
And no drug or vaccine is going to work once patients are very ill, says Ebola researcher Thomas Geisbert of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston; if patients seek care too late, that could create the mistaken impression that the interventions are useless.
I am concerned that "Official Defends Signing Interrogation Memos" (news article, April 29) may have created the mistaken impression among some people that I am one of the "estranged" friends of Judge Jay S. Bybee.
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The "Spanish flu" didn't originate in Spain; it got its name because that country, not involved in World War I, didn't keep reports about the disease out of the press, thus creating the mistaken impression that it was very hard hit.
However, there is often the mistaken impression that accessibility and engagement is restricted to the glittering elite who created and endowed the city's great institutions.
Because hospice programs usually forgo life-prolonging treatments, some patients have the mistaken impression that they withhold care.
The mistaken impression that America didn't do much in the First World War?
Many renters who go without are under the mistaken impression that their landlord's policy covers their possessions.
