Sentence examples similar to is some miscommunication from inspiring English sources

"It sounds like there may have been some miscommunication back in 2009," Mr. Schnitt said.

An Expedia spokesperson said: "It seems that there may have been some miscommunication here.

Apparently, there was some miscommunication with court officials regarding the appropriate location outside the courtroom to transmit electronic communication.

Mr. Hastert's press secretary, John P. Feehery, said "there was some miscommunication" on Thursday at Mr. Hastert's news conference.

"He has been fully cooperative," Bachner said of Pierce in the radio interview, adding that "there has been some miscommunication" among law-enforcement officials.

A spokesperson for Jeremy Corbyn said: "There was some miscommunication over Thangam's appointment as shadow minister for the arts, and the parameters of her role were subsequently negotiated, but at no point was she sacked".

But, he said, "then they would come back and say, 'That's not enough.' " White House officials said at worst there had been some miscommunication, and that Mr. McConnell had dealt openly.

Unfortunately, Mr. Hannon said, there was some miscommunication, and instead of asking Senator Kerry if he stood by the accusation in his opposition research paper -- that Dr. Dean had "tried to kick Vermont seniors off their prescription drug plan" -- Ms. Woodruff challenged Dr. Dean to explain it.

Of course, there is likely going to be some miscommunication and disagreement.

But overnight, there was some miscommunication about his care and an emergency ensued while staff was stretched quite thin.

4. Following publication of that Post, Airbnb Brian Chesky called me and I updated that post with his comments, mentioning that there was some miscommunication.