Sentence examples for misunderstanding of both from inspiring English sources

But fans have insisted this is a perverse misunderstanding of both Ferrante and literary technique.

That image relies, though, on a misunderstanding of both the G.O.P. today and of the Defense budget.

"The commission's statement of objections reveals a profound misunderstanding of both database competition and open-source dynamics," Oracle said Monday in a statement.

"The commission's statement of objections reveals a profound misunderstanding of both database competition and open source dynamics," Oracle said in a statement.

"The Commission's Statement of Objections", the firm wrote in a statement, "reveals a profound misunderstanding of both database competition and open source dynamics.

The focus of fans' ire stems from the management's apparent misunderstanding of both the club they invested in and the wider culture of English football.

Bergen is at his best in exploring the miscalculations and misunderstandings of both sides in 2001.

Such confusion indicates misunderstandings of both.

This research demonstrates that whilst the Fulani seem open to participation in formal policy processes and government service provision, the opportunity rarely arises, and when it does, it appears to be met with a general misunderstanding of expectations from both sides.

Jenkins and Gibb assert that most attempts to engage SMEs in the low carbon economy or in wider corporate social responsibility activities fail because of a misunderstanding of their specific needs both in policy setting and in implementation [7, 8].

And if these explanations are right, anyone seeking to minimize this conflict should promote dialogue and reconciliation that reduces misunderstanding of science, religion, or both.