Sentence examples for faulty understanding of from inspiring English sources

Espartero's regency revealed his faulty understanding of politics.

The suggestion that Tradesports "missed" on the control of the Senate is based on a faulty understanding of probabilities.

The international community's insistence on establishing a government — almost any government — in Somalia is based on a faulty understanding of what has gone wrong there.

Sandy Lerner, a co-founder of Cisco Systems and the founder of Chawton House Library (near the Hampshire cottage where Austen wrote some of her novels), lectured on Austen's faulty understanding of cash.

"This idea is based on a faulty understanding of counterterrorism that sees a dichotomy between 'intelligence operations' and 'law enforcement operations.' This misunderstanding of counterterrorism has led some to conclude that we should separate these two functions and create a new domestic intelligence agency".

What if the problem is that your know-it all manager is strong-arming people into making the wrong decisions, based on his own faulty understanding of what was done before or what the competitive situation is today?

Moreover, inability to predict an electron's movement (for instance) is not due to faulty understanding or inadequate technology; rather, the fundamental creativity/freedom of all entities means that there will always remain phenomena that are unpredictable.

She has made it her mission to spread understanding of this faulty version of the gene, and of the options available to women who carry it.

For example, Vertex has a drug to treat a subset of patients with cystic fibrosis, thanks to a better understanding of the faulty gene that causes it.

The new treatments are the result of huge advances in the understanding of the faulty genes which drive cancer growth, and they tend to have fewer side-effects than conventional chemotherapy.

This same faulty logic underscores our basic understanding of ethnic studies programs in general.