'fuel misunderstanding' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that causes people to be confused or to believe something that is incorrect. For example, "The media's sensationalized reporting of the situation only served to fuel misunderstanding among the public."
The baroness, the first Muslim woman to serve in the cabinet, will say such labels fuel misunderstanding.
One more item to target, one more cause for suspicion, one more element to fuel misunderstanding.
This suggests that the pre-existing web of knowledge that may fuel misunderstanding may be marshalled to correct misperceptions about a particular concept (such as VISP), accurate understanding of which in turn may influence trial participation.
Since My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, the Channel Four show which, according to Yvonne MacNamara, chief executive of the Traveller Movement, "harmed children, promoted discrimination, and racism and fueled misunderstanding, bullying, and hostility" towards gypsies and travelers, those communities have become understandably suspicious of journalists.
Letting problems in a relationship fester is a recipe for fueling misunderstanding and anger, which can ultimately lead to a rupture in your relationship.
Genetic discrimination also perseveres, at times fueled by misunderstandings.
Okay fine, misunderstanding, miscommunication, whatever.
All this serves to fuel a devastating misunderstanding of the very nature of these crimes.
Highlighting policies, controversies and myths that may fuel conflict or misunderstanding between the various parties engaged in conservation, protection, economic development, scientific research and lobbying for wildlife or pastoralism.
"Mention the Owenses' names in certain circles in Zambia, and you will be likely to hear the rumors that have grown up around them, fueled by a misunderstanding of their work, by a provincial mistrust of foreigners, and by a barely concealed envy of their well-funded projects".
Ms. Hayden and several lawmakers said the decision appeared to be a response to criticism that Mr. Ashcroft received this week after suggesting in a speech that the library association and other critics had helped fuel "hysteria" and misunderstandings over the government's use of the Patriot Act in libraries.
