Sentence examples for misunderstanding originating from inspiring English sources
The section of interbedded sandstone and mudstone in between was named the "Jim Camp Wash Bed" by Heckert and Lucas [11], based on the misunderstanding (originating with Billingsley [18]) that the term "Camp Wash zone" of Roadifer [17] referred to the strata below Flattops sandstone number one.
There were also a large number of compound errors originating from the misunderstandings of others, as well as from a junior doctor's own misperception of information.
Reports from the USA demonstrate that a considerable proportion of lawsuits originate from misunderstandings, and not treatment errors (Gorney, 1999; Krause et al, 2001).
It does not matter if it originates in a misunderstanding".
It does not matter if it originates in a misunderstanding… Sell cigarettes without the proper authority and your body can be destroyed.
Understandably, perhaps, misunderstandings arise.
Misunderstandings arise...they quarrel.
Misunderstandings about genetic information seem to originate from the use of genetic terminology in nonscientific venues: from soap operas and advertisements to art galleries and magazines [ 11].
All originated in Africa.
