Sentence examples for misconceptions have caused from inspiring English sources

"So although the mayor believes on the merits it is a good order, he is considering revising it because of the harm its misconceptions have caused," said Edward Skyler, the mayor's press secretary.

These same misconceptions have caused some living with depression to question whether they actually have faith in God and reinforces shame and stigma.

This misconception has caused me anguish on many occasions.

Unfortunately, the BP oil spill has caused misconceptions that are discouraging some travelers.

However, the traditionally late introduction of palliative care has caused misconceptions about hospital-based palliative care teams (PCTs) among patients and general physicians in Japan.

Misconceptions about HIV/AIDS have caused unnecessary confusion and fear in various communities, preventing individuals from participating in the care and daily activities of a person living with HIV/AIDS.

The directions of the arrows in the middle of the heuristic, intended to show the resemblance of the electron cloud and social certification, may have caused the misconception.

The Federal Reserve has created more than $2.7tn since 2008, and contrary to popular misconceptions, this has not caused any problems with inflation, which is running at just 1.5% annually.

Another big misconception has to do with costs.

It is better perhaps for Mourinho, and his hopes of supplanting United as champions, to foster that misconception which has already caused such distraction in the new regime of Ferguson's successor David Moyes.

While it might be tempting to believe that a home with aluminum wiring is safe because the wiring hasn't caused a problem for 30 or 40 years, that is a dangerous misconception.