Sentence examples for misinterpreted or not from inspiring English sources

Look, I would not want to win the presidency by a few votes cast in error or misinterpreted or not counted.

"I would not want to win the presidency by a few votes cast in error or misinterpreted or not counted, and I don't think Governor Bush wants that either," Mr. Gore said, adding: "While time is important, it is even more important that every vote is counted and counted accurately".

Different demographic histories can leave similar genetic signatures in contemporary populations and can also mask one another, meaning that key demographic events can be misinterpreted or not detected (Lavery et al. 1996; Schoville et al. 2012).

Poor communication led them to misinterpret, or not fully comprehend, what was being explained or what they should expect.

They were greatly concerned that patients could misconstrue, misinterpret, or not have enough medical knowledge to assess published information on physicians' performance.

BP and/or Transocean personnel misinterpreted or chose not to conduct such tests at the Macondo well".

But Halliburton said in a statement that tests that BP misinterpreted or chose not to run would have identified any problems with Halliburton's cement job.

Anti-Semitic incidents, they say, are often underestimated in the country: either condemned as right-wing extremism, misinterpreted or simply not reported at all.

Oral ADs are often forgot, misinterpreted, or may not be directly conveyed to one's medical providers.

Having identified conflicting evidence, the next step is to pinpoint the cause of the inconsistency, e.g. whether the data have been misinterpreted or biases not properly acknowledged and hence to reconcile the differences.

Articles that I was going to write for work fell victim to the paranoia that someone would judge, misinterpret or simply not take note at all.