Sentence examples for scope for misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot of scope for misunderstanding, misreading signals.

For another, the two sides are talking face to face, without UN mediation, which leaves less scope for misunderstanding.

Downing Street tactfully suggests there was scope for "misunderstanding" but remains adamant that its concern was to ensure that "everything we did was in keeping with protocol".

The fate of last year's giant cross-border engagement, between America's MCI and Britain's BT, shows the scope for misunderstanding and recrimination.

"The committee is now concerned that there is scope for misunderstanding of the DfT's position based on the business case for a third runway at Heathrow," Lord Deben wrote.

When we begin to speak across, between and through other languages this scope for misunderstanding deepens.

One had a very practical emphasis, using checklists that helped to explain the organisation's expectations and to reduce scope for misunderstandings [ 13].

This suggestion has been further developed [12] to include the idea that subtle variations in 'dialects' of emotional communication result in in-group advantage, and that with increasing cultural and geographical distance between two countries, the more scope there is for misunderstanding.

Certainly there is considerable scope for physician (and patient) misunderstanding of BRCA results leading to inappropriate patient care [ 28, 29] and uncertainty about clinical management [ 23].

The potential for misunderstanding is considerable.

I don't blame people for misunderstanding".