Sentence examples for miscommunication has been from inspiring English sources

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.

On the medical side, the assumption has been miscommunication.

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

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

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

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

In it Mr. Lee addressed the suburban anomie that informed 1997's "Ice Storm"; included the martial arts that became the focus of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" (2000), which won four Oscars; and also introduced the cross-cultural misunderstandings and miscommunication that have been constants in all his work.

On Monday, we arrived at the pier and found our shipping container right there waiting for us — the e-mail on Friday had just been a miscommunication and there had been a mislabeling.

As those first few hours disappeared in confusion and miscommunication, valuable minutes will have been lost.

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".