Sentence examples for technical misunderstanding from inspiring English sources

He explains that a technical misunderstanding delayed him moving up a rank, but that it should be sorted out soon.

Except for some unfortunate weath er in Dallas and a technical misunderstanding of bowl rules and regulations — un derstandable in view of a 45‐ year lapse between games Irish officials seemed pleased.

Bottom line, I hope Ms. Mosby did not base the false imprisonment charges on such a technical distinction and that it is clear that the reason that the officers gave for the arrest was a manifest pretext and not a common technical misunderstanding.

It was registered on ClinicalTrials.gov NCT01907672 before July 2011, although, because of a technical misunderstanding, there was a delay in releasing the protocol until September after trial start.

Both he and Commissioner Carr cited a "three-Pinnochio" fact-check of Democratic claims regarding net neutrality that's a good guide to avoiding the hysteria occasionally encountered in this debate but provides precious little support for Restoring Internet Freedom, which is itself plagued by technical misunderstandings.

What worries me most isn't the possibility of a cyberattack, a technical glitch, or a misunderstanding starting a nuclear war sometime next week.

Amid controversy, misunderstanding and technical glitches, the many positive changes that ObamaCare brings to health care have gotten lost in the shuffle.

According to the submission, allegations that scientists hid flaws and research findings were the result of misunderstandings of technical jargon or statistical analysis.

"No human laws," he said, "are of any validity if contrary to this". His fundamental distinction between the rights of persons and the rights of things, implying as it did that things as well as persons have rights, is attributable to a misunderstanding of the technical terms of Roman law.

Poorly written documents, for instance, can lead to disputes and misunderstandings, while crass technical errors can even leave loved ones accidentally disinherited.

The Republican case for less of the liberal arts and more technical training seems to arise from a profound misunderstanding of "skills", those abilities that we cultivate through education and deploy in the course of a lifetime.