Sentence examples for misunderstood issues from inspiring English sources

"It's really one of the most misunderstood issues".

This collection of misunderstood issues should do well when investors see them in a more balanced light.

He admits frustration at Canada's lack of a national food policy but, using climate change as an analogy, suggests that we are capable of shifting gears on widely misunderstood issues in a relatively short time.

One of the most misunderstood issues is how to measure cost appropriately when analyzing the antibiotic treatment of infections.

This is a complex and sometimes misunderstood issue, but it holds largely true.

Transgender issues remain a sensitive and often misunderstood topic within religious circles and larger society.

But then, in a measure of how easily misunderstood the issue is, he added, "And our court system protects people who don't understand the nature of the crime they've committed nor the punishment they are about to receive".

Although the dispatcher was informed that Wolfe was deaf and required an interpreter, the police showed up without one and completely misunderstood the issue.

For a long time Yoko Ono and Olivia Harrison – the widows of John and George – were concerned that it would be easy to copy songs if they were released digitally, to the frustration of EMI executives who believed they misunderstood the technological issues.

He claims his comments on Arab voters were misunderstood and has issued an apology.

I think delusions are probably the most misunderstood mental health issue.