Sentence examples for considerable misunderstanding from inspiring English sources
DR. SERVATIUS: Mr. President, regarding this document, I should like to draw your attention to an error of translation which will lead to considerable misunderstanding.
However, Curnock Cook said, there was considerable misunderstanding among schools and pupils, with the review showing that 40% of insurance choices were for universities that demanded the same or higher grades than applicants' top choices.
But beyond the considerable debates concerning the conceptual validity and historical accuracy of Berlin's account (extensively documented in Harris 2002), there is considerable misunderstanding of Berlin's own attitudes to the concepts he discussed, and of the goals of his lecture.
Considerable misunderstanding has arisen from using serosurveys for wildlife disease surveillance because the distinction between infection (past or current) and disease is not always recognized.
Parents in our study had considerable misunderstandings that may contribute to inappropriate antibiotic use.
In several of the qualitative studies, there was considerable confusion, misunderstanding or misinterpretation.
"People's experiences indicate considerable fear and misunderstanding about how personal and patient information and data might be used in relation to their immigration status," the researchers found.
Even when the prototypical doctor interpreter patient sequence is followed, there remains considerable scope for misunderstanding, due to ambiguity over the interpreter's role and how the interpreting task is actually performed in practice.
The potential for misunderstanding is considerable.
