Sentence examples for or misperception from inspiring English sources
We started by talking about the public perception, or misperception, of archeology.
Around 2005 I started paying more attention to the internal climate — meaning, how human perception, or misperception, of climate science and environmental risk influences the decisions, or indecision, of individuals and societies in the face of climate change.
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Each is attempting to correct an assumed deficit, gap, or misperception regarding or implicit within the veteran population.
Even more significant, I believe, for understanding women's resistance to advocating for quotas is a perception (or misperception, in this case) that to call for gender quotas is to admit lack of merit or ability to 'earn' our way to the top.
The observed deficits are unlikely to be due to sensorimotor difficulties, such as trajectory control deficits or misperception of target direction.
Engagement of religious leaders to counter refusals due to religious reasons or misperceptions has yielded similar results in Pakistan's north-west frontier province.
Peter H. Cressy, chief executive of the Distilled Spirits Council in Washington, commenting on the decision, said, "Policies on alcohol advertising need to be based on facts, not on preconceived notions or misperceptions".
Whether it's low salaries for entry-level positions, the lack of training programs, the notion that advertising is part of the old economy or misperceptions about what advertising is, agencies and trade organizations say they realize it's time to advertise advertising.
Importantly, though, this penalty is not attributable to managers pursuing their own interests at the expense of their shareholders, but rather to inadvertent mistakes or misperceptions as to the best courses of actions for the firms they run.
This might be due to the prevailing knowledge gap or misperceptions of girls; more importantly male students; no school health education program (menstrual hygiene management).
