Sentence examples for have a misapprehension from inspiring English sources

He adds that: "In Europe people have a misapprehension about production in China... we believe we can make the best products in the world there".

3) The authors apparently have a misapprehension regarding the Methanohalophilus mahii protein both in the text and the domain architecture rendered in the figure.

The public probably has a misapprehension that the pending bill giving the commission increased powers over investment advisers will automatically lead to the testing of advisers' competence.

Winsor said: "I have written to the commissioner and have corrected a misapprehension which he may have".

Do we have a realistic audience to begin with, or are we doomed to degrees of misapprehension?

The court found that Deckers did not have a significant reputation in an Australian market which was dominated by Luda Productions, and thus failed the requirements of the Trade Practices Act, regarding public misapprehension of the origin of the manufacturer.

You may have misapprehension as to the mentee's long-term goals, while the mentee may have an exaggerated notion as to what services you will provide.

(The so-called Pindaric ode has had a long and distinguished history in English literature, but it derives from an almost total misunderstanding and misapprehension of Pindar's own style and technique).

Private equity still has a long way to go, though, until the industry has ceased to be a source of fear and misapprehension.

Stephen Till, a professor of allergy at King's College London, said the prevalence of "true" allergies seen in the study seemed surprisingly high, but the widespread misapprehension of having an allergy chimed with his clinical experience in the UK.

In a case such as this, where no square holdings have perpetuated our misapprehension of the meaning of § 1983, we should be the more willing to correct historical error.