Sentences with phrase «dangerous misconception»

Only through awareness can we fight dangerous misconceptions about cats and save their lives.

Here are six of the most dangerous misconceptions being offered by those who doubt the severity of the havoc a debt freeze would unleash.

Kristen Burris, owner and medical director of the American Acupuncture Center, Inc. in San Diego, California, believes this is one of the most dangerous misconceptions drunig pregnancy.

So, let's move on to the next dangerous misconception about bread (as well as cookies, crackers, cereal, pasta and cake)...

Both are unhelpful and potentially dangerous misconceptions because we need creative scientists and engineers to work on groundbreaking projects from the Large Hadron Collider to HS2 as well as artists and designers who understand the affordances of materials and the uses of technology.

That's a dangerous misconception.

There's a dangerous misconception flying around that inbound marketing stops once you generate leads.

In both of these unfortunately common scenarios there is a dangerous misconception about child development.

Several states have considered banning the sale of bumpers in order to eliminate this dangerous misconception, but there are currently no laws restricting their sale in the United States.

There's a dangerous misconception — one which St. Ange also believed — that skin cancer, particularly melanoma, only targets people with fair skin and light eyes and hair, not those of color.

Doing this can easily create a dangerous misconception.

This is a dangerous misconception held by thousands of renters.

The real problem here is that circumstances and conditions are determining factors for preventing or even treating mental illness, which is a dangerous misconception to accept.