Sentence examples for also misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

It's not just improbable it's also misunderstanding the entire conflict to think that way.

European legal codes and their derivatives often broadly define fraud to include not only intentional misrepresentations of fact, clearly designed to trick another into parting with valuable property, but also misunderstandings arising out of normal business transactions.

But that was also a misunderstanding.

There was also some misunderstanding that disclosure in a box was required.

It's also a misunderstanding of how rights are realized in the United States.

There is also some misunderstanding about President Harry Truman's executive order of 1948, calling for equality in the armed forces, which is often cited as a model that President Obama should follow.

Moreover, the generational view perhaps also risks misunderstanding huge changes that are already affecting people far beyond their youth, and will sooner or later collide with everybody, of whatever age.

It's not only suspect to talk about indigenous people in a major cosmopolitan city, it's also a misunderstanding of what a city like London has always been.

The bureaucracy has also promoted misunderstanding about Japan's national debt, the better to spread alarm in the Western media.

He said there's also a misunderstanding about limits on condom promotion and abstinence-only programs, which largely are limited to 10- to 14-year-olds.

A: It's important to think of this in terms of treating all employees in an equitable manner, but you might also be misunderstanding how your actions will affect team morale.