Sentence examples for from the misunderstandings of from inspiring English sources
There were also a large number of compound errors originating from the misunderstandings of others, as well as from a junior doctor's own misperception of information.
This could possibly stem from the misunderstanding of the tool, as noted by Chiasson and Karole [12, 13].
But since 2009 there have been four official perfectos in addition to Armando Galarraga's heartbreaker in 2010, when an umpire incorrectly ruled the final out as a hit, and Jonathan Sánchez's 2009 gem, which was marred only by a fielder's error.This cognitive dissonance arises from two common misunderstandings of the sport.
This injustice stems from misunderstandings of immigration policy and from stigmas against the poor, whether they be citizens or immigrants.
We believe that these sentiments are born from basic misunderstandings of three phenomena.
The analysis of public awareness toward cancer uncovered several unsettling misconceived notions that derive from fundamental misunderstandings of such malignancies.
Even if there was no fraudulent intent and the problems stem from a misunderstanding of the rules rather than knowing misapplication, the apparent scale of the error suggests that, at the very least, Tesco's internal controls need a thorough overhaul.
It was placed on the Index Librorum Prohibitorum in 1681, but the ban was lifted in 1747; Spanish theologians maintained from the start that most of the opposition arose from a misunderstanding of the Spanish text.
He rejects the view that the controversy arose from a misunderstanding of the story, writing that Indonesian Muslims reacted because they will not accept works that they see as denying the existence of Allah or comparing Pancasila to Nasakom.
Craig Charney of Charney Research Institute in Manhattan, which conducted the poll, said the discrepancy could have come from a misunderstanding of the question or the way it was asked.
