Sentence examples for miscommunication of from inspiring English sources

If we weren't in the middle of a three-game losing streak, none of this stuff about the miscommunication of a cut player would even be an issue.

By halftime, it was obvious that the Jets' victory — their decisive victory — Sunday in St . Louiswas merely a break from regularly scheduled programming: a three-hour loop of tragicomedy — of blown coverages, of miscommunication, of ineptitude on all phases.

Ben Shpigel  of The Times called this Patriots game for the Jets "a three-hour loop of tragicomedy — of blown coverages, of miscommunication, of ineptitude on all phases," and added: "The game was scoreless after the first quarter.

Last week, a rep from its Executive Customer Response team called Mr. Lac and apologized for the miscommunication of his service reps, by which he seemed to mean the implication that Mr. Lac definitely had to hand over $30 every six months to stop payment on that rent check.

Powers has chosen a brain disorder that doubles as handy metaphor for human miscommunication of all kinds, and then added one more element to the mix, in the form of Gerald Weber — "the natty neuroscientist," "the Beau Brummell of brain research" — who comes to town to lend a hand, or at least gather material for his collection of psychological oddities.

In a chat over coffee last weekend — one which wasn't delayed by all of the miscommunication of our previous meeting — Kevin told me that before getting down to the serious work of building Donna, the team first interviewed a bunch of personal assistants to determine which traits were most essential to their jobs, in order to incorporate them into the app.

Mr. Jarrah had obtained his passport through the Syrian Embassy in London, but because his parents were married outside of the country and because of miscommunication on the part of the embassy, he was not registered in Syria.

The pitfalls of miscommunication and of stereotyping are also part of the musical's tragic comedy.

Part of this may be a result of miscommunication instead of misdiagnosis.

In the column he highlighted several instances of miscommunication, lack of organization, and even an alleged onstage fight.

Most conflicts between venture capitalists and founders arise out of differing agendas, miscommunication, lack of communication and inexperience — not malicious deception.