Sentence examples for misunderstanding increased from inspiring English sources

Opponents voice concerns about the quality of information presented to consumers, stating that it can be misleading or misrepresent information and that it results in consumer misunderstanding, increased demand for inappropriate medications, or consumer decisions that are based on inappropriate criteria.

Media's depictions of "the Other" at present, especially of Muslims, drive people apart, create walls of misunderstanding, increase stereotyping and degrade mutual respect.

Language thus becomes the primary barrier at the interpersonal level leading to longer consultations and misunderstandings with increased risk for wrong diagnosis, inappropriate treatment and non-compliance [ 8, 11, 12, 14- 19, 26, 43, 49].

It's tempting to say the problem is a simple misunderstanding, because increasing average global temperature can have paradoxical and counterintuitive repercussions, such as causing extreme cold snaps.

But now this man wants to keep everybody apart, so the misunderstanding will increase and continue".

There seems to be a current misunderstanding that the increased popularity of girls' schools is synonymous with a retro interest in proper manners and extensive knowledge of wool suits and accessories.

These efforts to sew the seeds of hate are calculated to produce increased misunderstanding and mistrust between religious communities in general and Muslims and Jews in particular.

Or is it a misunderstanding based on increasing age and decreasing adventurousness?

Ignoring people's history and distorting their stories only serves to increase misunderstanding and mistrust when, for all our sakes, we should be doing the opposite.

Others considered using only written information unsatisfactory as varying reading levels would increase misunderstanding and service providers would not know that parents had received the information.

Perhaps then it was a slight misunderstanding that VAT was immediately increased by George "we're all in this together" Osborne in his first budget?