Sentence examples for some misunderstanding about from inspiring English sources

I think there might have been some misunderstanding about that in the past".

And yet, Mr. McKessy said, "there exists still some misunderstanding about the hotly contested issues".

"I think there is some misunderstanding about the relationship between Januvia and Byetta among primary care providers".

There was some misunderstanding about my registration on arrival so I had explain my itinerary and reasons for travelling.

However, the court heard evidence that there was some misunderstanding about what meat could leave the shop after the first discussion with Mr Bryceland.

"I think there was some misunderstanding about my plans," Toyoda told reporters in Tokyo, in his third media briefing in 12 days.

— "Near Horizons" Sharing & Caring Plan members: Some misunderstandings about this plan have arisen lately.

Carolanne Lello, a delegate from Stourbridge, says she wants to clear up some misunderstandings about the compositing meeting.

As the disaster unfolded, President Zardari decided to travel to Paris and London, in order, he explained to reporters, to raise relief funds and repair some misunderstandings about Pakistan's vigilance against terrorism.

The challenge is that the backers and the company had some misunderstandings about the features of the product.

In recent years, the US government has developed some misunderstandings about us," Ms Chen, director of the board at Huawei, said in the letter.