Sentence examples for extensive misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

There was extensive misunderstanding in terms of the definition of obstetric anal sphincter injuries.

The transportation department's consultants said the unenthusiastic response to the express bus proposal may have been caused in part by a misunderstanding of how extensive and elaborate the system would be.

But the evidence of misunderstanding and ignorance is extensive (Hardin 2002).

There is an extensive information flow within and between organizations, so a good regulation is necessary in order to avoid misunderstandings.

There seems to be a current misunderstanding that the increased popularity of girls' schools is synonymous with a retro interest in proper manners and extensive knowledge of wool suits and accessories.

Although, in this study, the responders were clinicians with extensive experience of the topics and terms under investigation it is still important to reduce the risks of confusion or misunderstanding.

There was a misunderstanding of YouTube usage when the Tennessee radio station was contacted by the Associated Press regarding the AP's more extensive online video services.

Surely a misunderstanding.

The misunderstanding was fruitful.

So, the misunderstanding.

Mutual misunderstanding followed.