Sentence examples for misapprehension regarding from inspiring English sources
A judge said residents were "under something of a misapprehension" regarding the equipment and risks.
Because I believe that your letters are based on a fundamental misapprehension regarding Apple's license and the way Apple's products work, I expect that the additional information set out below will be sufficient for you to withdraw your outstanding threats to the App Makers and cease and desist from any further threats to Apple's customers and partners.
The uniting thread is a basic misapprehension regarding the underlying logic of Obama's so-called "team of rivals".
3) The authors apparently have a misapprehension regarding the Methanohalophilus mahii protein both in the text and the domain architecture rendered in the figure.
This, in turn, should help correct misapprehensions regarding the evolution of gene clusters subject to frequent conversion events and encourage the use of conversion detection prior to phylogenetic inference (Hsu et al. 2010) or the estimation of purifying or positive selection (Edwards et al. 2006; Wilson and McVean 2006).
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.
"The War Not For Abolition" was the paper's bold headline for an article intended "to remove all misapprehension in regard to the policy of the general government in prosecuting the war against the rebellious States".
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"There has arisen the most extraordinary misapprehension as to our position with regard to aviation," said Colonel Seely, "the officers engaged in the dangerous profession of flying make it a point of honor never to allow any of their performances to appear in the press.
This is because men are under the misapprehension that sterilisation will affect their 'manliness' or virility," the paper further says.
