Sentence examples for some miscommunication from inspiring English sources

"There was obviously some miscommunication," Nielsen said.

"It sounds like there may have been some miscommunication back in 2009," Mr. Schnitt said.

An Expedia spokesperson said: "It seems that there may have been some miscommunication here.

Apparently, there was some miscommunication with court officials regarding the appropriate location outside the courtroom to transmit electronic communication.

"They try to move the ball around until you have some miscommunication," said Leslie, who added 11 rebounds.

Mr. Hastert's press secretary, John P. Feehery, said "there was some miscommunication" on Thursday at Mr. Hastert's news conference.

I think there has been some meaningful miscommunication which we are rectifying.

There was some internal miscommunication about the discussions.

"We are terribly sorry for the inconvenience caused by the cancellation of our Tuscany conference, due to the unexpected defection of our main corporate sponsor, and some unfortunate miscommunication, on our side.

In my communications with Uber, the representative who, to his credit, appeared to take the incident very seriously said it took him a long time to get hold of the drivers in question, and that he could only surmise that there had been some serious miscommunication at the scene.

Some intentional, some accidental, and some simply through miscommunication.