Sentence examples for share this misperception from inspiring English sources

Liberals and conservatives alike share this misperception.

Those who recruit political candidates often share this misperception, Lawless said, and are thus less likely to consider women for political races.

This false perception has done more damage than any technical challenges to Mars exploration because it's not only the general public who have an inflated understanding of space exploration expenditures, but many policy-makers and candidates for higher office also share this misperception.

Low risk-perception has been postulated as a possible explanation for this rise in diagnosed infection among women [ 28] and this misperception may be shared by health care providers who may be less likely to offer HIV testing to women [ 9].

This misperception on the part of patients apparently was not addressed or corrected by the healthcare providers.

Throughout his career, De Sole has been consistently underestimated, and this misperception has served him well.

This misperception has seriously set back investment into the continent," Docherty says.

Among them was this: "Misperception No. 2: It's good to mix it up.

To gloss over this misperception, the country has developed a complex body of immigration law.

Mocked for my farro-equals-spelt assumption, I tried to exonerate myself by proving just how widespread is this misperception.

"Our biggest challenge is this misperception that Harvard doesn't tenure its own junior faculty," Dr. Kramer said.