Sentence examples for misunderstood goals from inspiring English sources
The recent speculation over why El Bulli had remained unprofitable, he said, was proof that outsiders had misunderstood goals that stretch well beyond business rationale.
I asked if he felt like the public misunderstood the goals or motivations behind getting one's body modified.
Learner challenges to warrants indicate learner disagreement with the use of specific evidence to form its claims (e.g. 'I misunderstood the goal of the exercise' (Van Labeke et al. (2007)).
F Bouchard's review continued: Maybe I misunderstood the goal of the paper or the strength of the evidence because of the relative lack of definition of the key concept of "biased HGT".
The media and his critics, he says, have too often focused on sensationalist details and misunderstood the broader goal he is trying to achieve.
Also in this week's episode, a guest appearance from Opta's Duncan Alexander, who explains about using data in football and the often misunderstood phenomenon of expected goals.
How such a medical history is often abused by even family members of the victim against one another when personal goals are misunderstood, raising the level of insecurity among themselves simply because they are unable to relate with one another the sacrifices and choices that must be taken for them to become everything they are meant to be.
Tilghman said last month that the policy is achieving its goals, but that those goals have been misunderstood.
Hence, while it serves as an appropriate concept for measuring and understanding information system co-development, it should not be misunderstood as an organizational goal per se.
On the question of an Islamic state, he said this goal was often misunderstood: "We don't mean a state ruled by clerics but one guided by the holy books.
Di Canio also said that fascist dictator Mussolini was "deeply misunderstood" and once celebrated a goal by making a Nazi salute and a face that made him look a bit like a donkey being branded.
