Sentence examples for miscommunication among from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton acknowledged a "bit of a flare-up" that she attributed to miscommunication among lawmakers.

From what I've been able to piece together, there was a miscommunication among Times editors.

But cornerback Marcus Coleman said there was miscommunication among the players that was addressed within the group.

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

But Mr. Skyler, the mayor's spokesman, said yesterday that he now believed the city had given The Times an incorrect measurement because of miscommunication among city officials.

Here in the Philippines, hearings on the case conducted by the Senate have brought a number of mistakes by the Manila police to light, including miscommunication among various units.

But some federal agents and local police officers on the case have painted a very different picture in recent days, saying that miscommunication and poor coordination among the many investigating agencies had hampered the investigation.

The Nevada State Athletic Commission, however, rejected that request in the hours before the bout, explaining that among other miscommunication, Pacquiao checked "no" Friday to a medical form question asking whether he'd experienced a shoulder injury.

The White House disputed his account, saying that the incident was the result of a miscommunication and that Mr. Zhao was simply not among the limited number of American and Chinese pool reporters approved for the small event.

The book Foundation Blocks suggests Don't Forget the Bacon! be used to teach children about the concept of miscommunication, and Bilinguality and Literacy lists the story among those used to help assist a bilingual child develop fluency in English.

"Interaction among the powerful is vulnerable to conflict and miscommunication which undermines their collective performance," he said.