Sentence examples for creating a misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

B Corps can provide useful signals about a companies values but the idea "shouldn't be marketed at the expense of creating a misunderstanding of what the C corporations, which dominate our economy, can and cannot do".

This reorientation in terminology is essential to avoid creating a misunderstanding of the problem.

It was a private visit, but it was unavoidably given an official colour as the Indian prime minister could not have ignored the Pakistani president's presence on Indian soil without creating a misunderstanding.

Sotomayor said, The context of the words that I spoke created a misunderstanding.

In addition, the use of a self-administered questionnaire might create a misunderstanding of some asked questions with the risk of subjectivity in the answers.

He admitted in his testimony that the dossier should not have referred to "weapons," but to the word "munitions" instead, adding: "There was absolutely no conscious intention to manipulate the language or obfuscate or create a misunderstanding as to what they might refer to".

A relevant and accepted calculation methodology and baseline to properly evaluate BIM's benefits have not been established, thus there are mixed perspectives and opinions of the benefits of BIM, creating a general misunderstanding of the expected outcomes.

But his health is fragile, and Annie's concern about him creates a terrible misunderstanding.

Radicals tend to empower radicals, creating a gulf of mutual misunderstanding and anger.

He had, in point of fact, created a gentle, genial misunderstanding".

In March, in anticipation of the anniversary, an editorial in the Global Times, a Party tabloid, warned against "small groups" seeking to create "a totally chaotic misunderstanding of the cultural revolution".