Sentence examples for misunderstanding of the statement from inspiring English sources

One participant did comment on misunderstanding statement 8 in round 1, misunderstanding of the statement by participants possibly leading to the equivalent of a loss of a Delphi round for that statement until the meaning was clarified.

Indeed many of the points raised by Robison seem to stem from misunderstanding of the statements made by Anamika et al. We agree with Robison who suggests that a list of all the kinase sequences analyzed should be made available publicly.

Clark later defended his remarks, saying this was a "complete misunderstanding of my statement and of the facts," and President Clinton agreed that Clark's remarks were misconstrued.

He said Mr McFarlane's case was supported by the former archbishop and he said it was right that he should address what he says because of his seniority in the Church "and the extent to which others may agree with his views, and because of the misunderstanding of the law which his statement reveals".

"Many issues were addressed in depth, including several areas of miscommunication and misunderstanding," the statement said.

Statements like the above are evidence of massive misunderstanding of the author – and he'll certainly not be the only dinosaur thinking along these lines – of how the world of news distribution is evolving.

That this statement really is persuasive to many people reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the word "theory" in a scientific context.

In January, he issued a statement saying that information was "inadvertently omitted due to a misunderstanding of the filing instructions," even though the document clearly called for the Justice to provide "Spouse's Non-Investment Income").

In a statement, the buying group said: "The lawsuit filed by Sallie Mae rests on a fundamental misunderstanding of the terms of our contract, and is without merit.

In a statement, Anthem said the Justice Department's "action is based on a flawed analysis and misunderstanding of the dynamic, competitive and highly regulated health care landscape".

The PriceWaterhouseCoopers report was "based on speculation and guesswork" that "differed from fact" and "led to misunderstandings," the statement said.