A mistranslation of another quote from the interview, this time one that did appear in the Japanese press, served to exacerbate the misunderstanding.
Given the inclusion of anthropology courses in general education curriculum at the university-level, we conclude that this situation may further exacerbate the misunderstanding of the basic tenets of evolution that university students have been repeatedly shown to demonstrate.
The recent immigration of refugees from central and eastern Europe and their demonisation by the tabloid press has only exacerbated the misunderstanding.
The back and forth by the characters reflects their different perspectives and exacerbates their misunderstandings.
Texas US Senator Ted Cruz was, true to form, a little more extreme, saying Wednesday that President Obama has "exacerbated racial misunderstandings" and inflamed tensions.
"He has exacerbated racial misunderstandings". The conservative firebrand also accused Obama of "building a straw man of the opposition to vilify and caricature" the Republican Party.
For that reason, perhaps, the city has been spared some of the worst excesses of police brutality, exacerbated by racial misunderstanding.
There is a theory that St. Jean, a controlled and unemotional man in the courtroom, might have exacerbated such a misunderstanding by carrying on a defense that could have seemed unenergetic to a Latin.
The money exacerbating hatred and misunderstanding does not emanate from the "American taxpayer" per se, but rather from the American consumer both directly and symbolically, that is the American consumer of heating oil, diesel, gasoline and on.
We may think we know the whole story about other people when we're actually making biased judgments which can lead to misunderstandings and exacerbate prejudice.
This flawed approach originates in natural human tendencies exacerbated by an historical misunderstanding of research and development, science and technology, and the relationships between them.
