Sentence examples for misinformation and to from inspiring English sources
"We look forward to the opportunity of correcting certain underlying misinformation and to providing the secretary with the appropriate assurances he seeks," said Lloyd Kaplan, a spokesman for Clipper Equity.
Facebook employees reportedly formed a group to try to combat the dissemination of bogus stories, and while their C.E.O., Mark Zuckerberg, at first defended his site, he later went on Facebook to acknowledge the spread of misinformation and to detail how he hoped to address it.
Mr Assange used this occasion to dispel "misinformation" and to make the point that he has never been charged with any offence either here or in Sweden.
Twitter is responding to political scrutiny over the role it may have played in spreading Russian misinformation, and to a bipartisan Congressional bill proposing new regulations for online ads, with some new initiatives of its own.
Even advocates for these dogs contribute to misconception, misinformation, and, to use a terrible pun, are barking up the wrong tree when it comes to advocating.
The goal of their research, Pukall explains, was to help dispel misinformation and to encourage people "to think critically about what they may see in media, especially when it comes to how sex and sexuality are represented".
Instead, they continue to be addicted to misinformation, and allergic to new ideas that recognize the failure of their past policies.
Any ego attachment here could lead to misinformation and costs to your spiritual development.
Today, of course, Facebook and other free social platforms make it easier for individuals and organized groups to spread misinformation and fakery to incite upheaval.
The NRA's "Circus of Fear" depends on misinformation and myths to generate attacks on politicians who have the gall to address the gun violence that continues to destroy families and communities every day in America.
He delivered misinformation and disinformation to his own people as well as the rest of the world in order to launch an unwarranted crusade against Iraq.
