Sentence examples for negative myths from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wright said that he now wanted to "dispel any negative myths and fears" about the virtual currency.

Wright said on Monday he was unmasking himself because "I care so passionately about my work, and also to dispel any negative myths and fears about bitcoin".

You can read it in full here, but some highlights are below: As an employer who has agreed to get involved in one of these schemes I would like to try and correct a few of the negative myths.

He has also worked as an I Care...Ambassador for the past six years supporting recruitment into the care sector by talking to people about his experiences of working in the sector and busting some of the negative myths often associated with a job role in care.

In a statement on Monday he said: "I didn't take the decision lightly to make my identity public and I want to be clear that I'm doing this because I care so passionately about my work, and also to dispel any negative myths and fears about bitcoin and the blockchain.

A press release claims that the site "promotes radical transparency using the same channels that perpetuated negative myths about McDonald's food quality".

"I was punished for puncturing a negative myth.

And so, even though people can be unfair, he, too, is to blame for the negative myth.

Positive and negative, myth and reality, are so tightly intertwined that only deep historical excavation can distinguish them.

However, the loss of youth and the onset of middle age (between 40 and 60 years) are significant because of negative stereotypes and myths associated with aging, and the critical psychosocial realities of this growing group.

The FP2020 strategy that seeks to attain 120 million new users by 2020 may succeed in getting women (and couples) to adopt a method, but these women (and couples) may not be motivated users and this may lead to high discontinuation and negative attitudes and myths about family planning.