[They] revealed the full extent of Seele's misunderstanding of the design intent and inability properly to perform its … duties".
He accuses Glenn Hubbard, an advisor to Mitt Romney and Dean of Columbia Business School (full disclosure: I was once his student), of misunderstanding the extent of the long-term debt problem.
The recent furore over potential Syrian-Israeli negotiations revealed both the extent of mistrust and the danger of misunderstanding between two veteran foes.
Fear of gossip, rendering less openness on the woman's side, could be reduced to some extent with a telephone interpreter, but still a risk of misunderstanding and loss of nuance remained, leading to loss of control in the communication.
Government critics like him accuse the foreign press of misunderstanding Thailand; of failing to grasp the extent of the Shinawatras' corruption or of their ambition to monopolise power, by relying on the votes of people outside Bangkok.
Diane Coyle, the former vice-chair of the corporation's governing body, the BBC Trust, said there was a fundamental misunderstanding of the extent of influence Purnell would have in that role.
As a result of knowledge deficits, a misunderstanding of the extent of the need for cancer screening and contraceptive services by women who visit EDs could occur and incorrect policy decisions might be made.
This paper provides an overview of the basic process of natural selection, discusses the extent and possible causes of misunderstandings of the process, and presents a review of the most common misconceptions that must be corrected before a functional understanding of natural selection and adaptive evolution can be achieved.
As Derrida points out, however, speech functions as language only to the extent that it shares characteristics traditionally assigned to writing, such as absence, "difference," and the possibility of misunderstanding.
"Maybe it's some kind of misunderstanding.
"Are there errors of misunderstanding or miscommunication?
