Sentence examples for public preconceptions from inspiring English sources

But the principles that Crosby successfully applied to the Conservative campaign (brevity, relentlessness, focus on and leverage of public preconceptions) were the same ones that ad agencies – not least the Saatchis – had been espousing for decades.

Now, taking advantage of a public preconception that school failures have created the problem, industry finds a ready audience for its demands to import workers.

Everything has a cost, and for oil companies, which regularly find themselves in the position of having to clean up environmental disasters, it's useful for them to peg the amount to something which matches the public's preconceptions.

Our results suggest that length of the road segment studied, study duration, study design and public attitude (preconception) to the functioning of devices may affect whether the documented number of animal-vehicle collisions in- or decrease and might in turn influence whether results obtained were published.

To explore public perceptions of preconception and prenatal recessive carrier testing.

The fact that the biggest barrier to referral appears to be the negative attitudes of patients towards PC, suggests that indeed there are negative preconceptions among the public towards PC, possibly due to an association with Hospice Care and a perception that this is end of life Care, "where people go to die".

Ultimately, improving knowledge and public health education to tackle modifiable preconceptions and behaviour may be an effective first step toward increasing individual responsibility for preventing vitamin D inadequacy and osteoporosis.

If this interpretation is correct, the need for public campaigns about the importance of preconception care and training of Japan's family physicians are even more imperative.

The committee comprises physicians, diabetes educators, registered dietitians, and others who have expertise in a range of areas, including adult and pediatric endocrinology, epidemiology, and public health, lipid research, hypertension, and preconception and pregnancy care.

The committee comprises physicians, diabetes educators, and registered dietitians who have expertise in a range of areas, including adult and pediatric endocrinology, epidemiology, and public health, lipid research, hypertension, and preconception and pregnancy care.

Where the nomination of an "extreme" candidate has hardened a wrong impression of Obama as an extremist, might not a public hearing help to eradicate the very preconception that every tactical withdrawal tends to confirm?