Sentence examples for has been miscommunication from inspiring English sources

On the medical side, the assumption has been miscommunication.

Mr. DiFulco of the Port Authority said there had been miscommunication between the baggage inspectors and the passenger.

Tyson violated that code Tuesday, though he later said there had been "miscommunication" about a planned "face-off".

Ms. Constable said she wasn't aware of the contractor the mayor said filed false reports, but she acknowledged that there may have been "miscommunication" between the district and its own maintenance department about which repairs had been done.

She said that there had been miscommunication among editors, some of whom thought it was ready and at least one who thought that it wasn't.

I think there has been some meaningful miscommunication which we are rectifying.

Miscommunication has been a problem in the past -- Howe neglected to inform Piazza when he decided to have him start taking ground balls at first base last year but they are now able to laugh it off.

The university said there has been no violation, just miscommunication.

Add the fact that the program sweeps up huge numbers of noncriminals and minor offenders — and has been plagued since its inception by miscommunication, deception, opacity and suspicion — and you have a program whose plug desperately needs pulling.

"The school's ethos is that all pupils are equal, and much of what has been reported is the result of miscommunication and misunderstanding," he said.

Interestingly translation by nurses has been reported to lead to serious miscommunication in as much as 50% of cases [ 14].