The president's failure to understand his limits is very costly.
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The president's failure to understand his limits is very costly.
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The Miseducation is a title that predicts a failure to understand.
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And it's the fault of corporations' failure to understand whether an internet mob's outrage is hyperbolic, and the larger cultural failure to understand and deal with the way those mobs also spread violence, online and off.
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Failure to understand this, means being confounded by today's seismic political shifts.
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A failure to understand the costs of playing only to the base.
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The public's failure to understand and accept that the alt-right's misogyny, racism, and violent rhetoric is serious goes hand in hand with its failure to understand and accept that such rhetoric is identical to that of President Trump.
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This seemed to me like a failure to understand the seriousness of the presidency.
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The failure to understand this simple fact led to the election of Donald Trump.
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The failure to understand this meant a failure to appreciate the depth of American discontent.
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Fifty years later, so many of our challenges represent a failure to understand our interconnectedness.
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Goncharov's comments show a failure to understand why the new filters are upsetting to many people.
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The suggestion that one group has monopolized historical truth demonstrates the intrinsic failure to understand it.
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I've been amazed, since I came to Washington, at the collective failure to understand that point.
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Part of this is simply a failure to understand how to respond to a real crisis.
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What the scene in my novel dramatized was my own obsession and my failure to understand.
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But Trump's frustration with Nielsen seems to be rooted in his own failure to understand immigration policy.
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But both arguments are based on a failure to understand the "risk premium" involved in a prohibited market.
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Failure to understand how risks are correlated is part of what led to the 2007/8 financial crisis.
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Failure to understand that big picture opens the door for other players like Russia, and perhaps even China.
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Failure to understand how risks are correlated is part of what led to the 218/25 financial crisis.
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"It is indicative that one of the four exclusion criteria was participants' failure to understand the cartoons," he wrote.
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Additionally, this underscores Trump's failure to understand the way in which women have been persecuted and forgotten throughout history.
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That's a reflection of his failure to understand why the GOP majority is in trouble in the first place.
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But Sanders' biggest mistake, undoubtedly, was his failure to understand the mindset of middle-aged and older African Americans.
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Trump has given a lamentable demonstration of his own ignorance, willfulness, and failure to understand with whom he is dealing.
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Telling the British how to choose that person isn't just inappropriate, it reflects a failure to understand how the game works.
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"We have been shocked at Amazon's apparent failure to understand the implications of its own product on real people," Cagle says.
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" Bannon also faulted Clinton for what he said was her failure to understand the importance of the "populist economic nationalist movement.
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Second, there is a toxic combination of loss of trust in U.S. leadership and a total failure to understand one another.
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Foreign investors lost billions during the late 1990s and early 2000s because of their failure to understand his motives and psychology.
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Our failure was not in our assessment of Humphrey but in our failure to understand Nixon and what was at stake.
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But failure to understand what hypocrisy means isn't the only way our discourse about politics and inequality goes off the rails.
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It was a philosophical failure — a failure to understand that the purpose of representative government is to save democracy from itself.
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"The biggest mistake clients make when donating noncash assets is the failure to understand the full implications of the gift," Cogen said.
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"I attribute the difficulties in our marriage to the disease and my failure to understand it," Keith Ellison said in his statement.
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And Washington's failure to understand the Middle East's religious character played an important role exacerbating sectarian violence which has become so pervasive.
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" Areva Martin argued that "Sanders' biggest mistake, undoubtedly, was his failure to understand the mindset of middle-aged and older African Americans.
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Then he forgets about Bland and pursues an academic interest—the Gladwellian repetition here—which is our failure to understand one another.
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The key to changing unwanted behavior is understanding why I do it, so I poked around my failure to understand it better.
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Such actions suggest a failure to understand that disability -- including psychiatric disability -- could affect any of us, any of our loved ones.
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But Graham comparing Facebook to a carmaker belies failure to understand the basics of how the internet and social media platforms work.
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At the least, many of these reforms imply a wilful failure to understand the constraints of poverty, especially the rural, poorly educated sort.
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Another said lack of diversity could cause a "failure to understand our diverse consumer base, more than 50 percent of whom are women."
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Cases are often complicated by an absence of documentation and supporting evidence, defendants' failure to understand American laws and lack of a lawyer.
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Trump's failure to understand that negotiations almost always produce imperfect deals, as Lindsey Ford, a former Defense Department official, explains in The Times.
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The failure to understand the 2016 election was in large measure not a failure of the final polls, many of which showed a close race, but a failure to understand the powerful storyline of Trump's appeal with his respect for cops and the military, taking a more aggressive position against our enemies, and pushing for tax and health-care reform.
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The second, more broadly, is its failure to understand that its aggressive behaviour, such as in the South China Sea, undermines its development diplomacy.
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The greatest danger lies in miscalculation through a failure to understand an adversary's intentions, leading to an unplanned escalation that runs out of control.
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People often view representation and abstraction as two sides of a dichotomy, but this is a failure to understand the promiscuity of visual language.
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But it was the solstice, I explained to myself, pagan mutterings, and whatever disturbance I felt was just a failure to understand the place.
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Even the untrained eye notice these challenges, and they confound my social faux pas as a failure to understand or share other people's expectations.
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I think this is just a failure to understand how much trans and non-binary people struggle to have our authentic pronouns taken seriously.
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This, however, is a misperception, a classically liberal American failure to understand how Israel has elevated national loyalty into an acceptable substitute for religious observance.
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A perfectly cooked bird one year guaranteed nothing going forward but my failure to understand the ritual of bothering to try in the first place.
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At the White House, a failure to understand how science gets done isn't that surprising, given that the administration has abandoned scientific expertise in favor of industry.
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Analysts say that one of the biggest issues with Brexit negotiations is the British government's failure to understand the complexities of identity and sectarianism in Northern Ireland.
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But Clinton also takes her fair share of blame, coping to her inability to match Trump's anger and her failure to understand what the American electorate wanted.
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"There can be poor understanding of the side effects profile of the meds, poor dosing, failure to understand any contraindications and dependency from excess usage," Barkley said.
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MacLennan admits it was a failure to understand the electorate that led to the failure of M&C Saatchi's Remain campaign in the U.K.'s EU referendum.
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"Our challenge is still a failure to understand the vulnerability we are in as a nation when it comes to reliance on others for our minerals," Murkowski said.
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There is, of course, no better example of this failure to understand the limits of American military power than our decade-long disastrous invasion and occupation of Iraq.
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In one scene, Inoue and Rodrigues are sitting across from each other, talking about the missionaries' failure to understand Japanese culture and the government's opposition to the Christians.
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"Our challenge is still a failure to understand the vulnerability we are in as a nation when it comes to reliance on others for our minerals," Murkowski told Reuters.
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Fueling this bipartisan hysteria is the widespread failure to understand that United States trade deficits generally add capital to our economy — more factories, more R & D or more machines.
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He added that a U.S. failure to understand the essence of the PYD and PKK had caused a "sea of blood" and created a domestic security issue for Turkey.
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And the widespread belief among the wealthy that we should raise the retirement age is based, literally, on failure to understand how the other half lives (or, actually, doesn't).
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Raging against the department's fragmentary and, admittedly, sometimes messy cacophony of conflicting equities and interests — whether by Tillerson or his political associates — represents a failure to understand how diplomacy works.
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But Spanier came under criticism for what detractors said was his misperception of the world outside academia and his failure to understand the implications of the Sandusky scandal when it broke.
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"Trump's tweets suggest a failure to understand how trade flows, exchange rates, or economies function at the most basic level," Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Cambridge Global Payments, told Axios.
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In each of these cases, the liberal position is on the whole the right one, but the failure to understand the legitimate concerns of the other side causes anger and resentment.
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With Clinton taking her own, more pointed run at exploring what happened, the example of Mitt — and Romney's possible failure to understand what the movie really shows — is an important lesson.
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Gray told me that the New Atheists are shaped by myths of their own, and that their failure to understand or acknowledge that is one of the biggest flaws of their movement.
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The problem, she goes on, is not an actual lack of female artists of worth, but a failure to understand the imbalance of power that impacts art and society as a whole.
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Democrats' failure to understand this basic premise just as their 85033-point lead collapsed this week to just two points, may prove to be fatal for them in the 2018 midterm elections.
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His foreign policy flip-flops on everything from China to NATO are evidence of that, as is his failure to understand what was happening in the debate over the American Health Care Act.
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He believes it starts June 25, but his failure to understand that 5/25 means May 25 means the family has to scramble to get him there — necessitating one last long car trip.
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"It symbolizes the failure to understand that those who provide services, often about big big money, should not be in a different position than others who provide services, maybe a waitress," he said.
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He certainly surprised me with the audacity of his decision in 2017 to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, and with his utter failure to understand what the consequences would be.
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Perhaps this was the inevitable result of our failure to understand that what happens on the internet can never stay on the internet; it is and always has been an extension of real life.
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But as the days go by and developments continue, Trump's hasty decision in March is beginning to look more and more like his failure to understand the details of what he was getting into.
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First, if we fail to meet the challenge of climate change, with catastrophic results — which seems all too likely — it won't be the result of an innocent failure to understand what was at stake.
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What they're saying: "Trump's tweets suggest a failure to understand how trade flows, exchange rates, or economies function at the most basic level," Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Cambridge Global Payments, tells Axios.
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"The failure to understand the technological side effects of this bill -- specifically that it will become harder to expose sex-traffickers, while hamstringing innovation -- will be something that this Congress will regret," he said.
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It's long been a major focus in aviation, because so many crashes trace back to pilots' failure to understand what the plane's myriad and complex systems are doing, why, or how to influence them.
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Look, I think I warned them not just in 2014, but very specifically in 2016 where I called it the largest intelligence errors since 9/11, our failure to understand Putin&aposs plans and intentions.
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But he wasn't exactly a great steward of American democracy, and his speech shows why: He portrays the failure of elites as the failure to understand the lot of the poor or those left behind.
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There are many famous business stories of companies such as Xerox and Kodak that fell from dominant positions due to a failure to understand or implement new technology that was set to disrupt their industry.
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Matthew G. Kirschenbaum, an associate professor of English at the University of Maryland and author of "Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing," said the move reflected a failure to understand what writers need.
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" It is Rubashov's long-standing failure to understand this truth, not his alleged crimes against the state, that finally leads him to embrace his guilt: Why hadn't the prosecutor asked: "Accused Rubashov, what about infinity?
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While there is no causality, there is a connection in the attitudes of this unhinged gunmen and the president of the United States, a dangerous failure to understand the role of the media in our society.
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We never really believed that Trump could be elected, and we talked about how that was our fault—our failure to understand that so much of the country thinks and feels so differently than we do.
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And if we're going to get into the debate around whether Jack Dawson had to die or not, Cameron's failure to understand the complexities of human emotion (cough, cough Avatar) is kind of the entire point.
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"The president's failure to understand that these powers could not be entrusted in the hands of any president, not even his, have now put us in a position where they are in the hands of Donald Trump."
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I don't have any profound theory about why they're so popular, but I think humans in general created the vampire as a figure because it was a way of understanding death or a failure to understand death.
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They say, too, that easy statements from Westminster ignore hundreds of years of complicated history and show a profound failure to understand the intense emotions that Brexit has stirred up in a region scarred by the past.
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Take the executive order banning citizens of several Muslim countries from entering the US: Bannon's failure to understand law and the bureaucracy turned the rollout of this "Muslim ban" into a catastrophe that's still tied up in court.
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Zuckerberg is expected in his testimony to recognize a need to take responsibility and acknowledge an initial failure to understand how many people were affected, a person briefed on the matter, who asked for anonymity, said on Sunday.
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Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities.
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"The failure to understand that the sexual abuse of a child was a crime with profound impacts for the victim, and not a mere moral failure capable of correction by contrition and penance ... is almost incomprehensible," the report said.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," he said.
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Leary, in his letter dated June 23 and filed with the courts on June 28, told the jurors that criticism of their decision was based on "a failure to understand what you were asked to do," the Star Tribune said.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," he added.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," Goodell said.
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" Mr. Steele confirmed that an internal investigation had found that Mr. Choudhry's behavior "violated policy, and that he demonstrated a failure to understand the power dynamic and the effect of his actions on the plaintiff personally and in her employment.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the N.F.L., our great game and all our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," it said.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," he said.
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" Goodell goes on, "Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities.
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Ultimately, however, the reactions seemed to reveal more about the complicated, contradictory ways that viewers have reacted to Game of Thrones' frequent depiction of sex — as well as a failure to understand how this particular sex scene fits within Arya's overall character arc.
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As President, he has -- save for a few token appointments -- surrounded himself with people who are similarly lacking in experience outside the isolated precincts of astounding and, for the most part, unearned privilege In business, Trump's failure to understand the problem of bigotry mattered little.
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Adeyoola says the retail opportunity Amazon is closing in on is the huge wastefulness of the traditional supply chain, where healthy profit margins are squandered with poor inventory management — in turn a consequence of a failure to understand the transformative power of big data.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Saturday.
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Settling upon accurate and strategically nuanced terms to describe the post-9/11 enemy is not the product of "a tyranny of political correctness" (as Giuliani put it) or a failure to understand the enemy's ideology and history (contra a much-discussed Atlantic cover story).
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A failure to understand the arcane requirements and exclusions "may explain why thousands of persons lost coverage even though more than 95% of the target population appeared to meet the requirements or qualify for an exemption," as a recent study in the New England Journal concluded.
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Mindanao has long been home to insurgencies, but the advent of this coalition, which is more ideological and has closer links to Islamists abroad than any local group before it, marks the government's failure to understand how the nature of extremism in the Philippines has changed.
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"Divisive comments like these demonstrate an unfortunate lack of respect for the NFL, our great game and all of our players, and a failure to understand the overwhelming force for good our clubs and players represent in our communities," Goodell said in a statement at the time.
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Finger-pointing, name-calling, wild accusations, cries of treason — it was an unsettling display, not simply of Mr. Trump's emotional fragility and poor impulse control, but also of his failure to understand the nature of the office he holds, the government he leads and the democracy he has sworn to serve.
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In 1992, she published "Playing in the Dark," a work of literary criticism that gave ballast to the emerging field of critical whiteness studies, an academic discipline that put much-needed words to America's willful failure to understand "whiteness" as a category of identity with its own twisted histories and need for understanding.
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But failure to understand that there are common interests — financial stability, nonproliferation, natural disasters, global refugee flows, environmental protection, terrorism and climate change — that are best addressed and managed by pooling sovereignty in mechanisms for multilateral (oops, the M-word) cooperation is a mistake that will come back to haunt ultra-nationalists of all stripes.
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However, democracy is dependent on a certain amount of pretense – the pretense that elections are a battle of ideas, not people; the pretense that one's opponent's bad ideas are the consequence of a failure to understand, not of malice; the pretense that the airing of two sides of an issue in a debate can somehow lead us to agreement or truth.
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Against a backdrop of midcentury avant-garde music dance, Ms. Tajima compares the turtleneck as a malleable symbol of dissent for beatniks, Black Panthers, feminists, and men tired of shirts and ties with the hijab and the West's narrow, often phobic failure to understand it as an assertion of privacy and a refusal of "the consumption of beauty," among much else.
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" In Tribe's interpretation, the standard of the amendment is not "a medical or otherwise technical one but is one resting on a commonsense understanding of what it means for a President to be 'unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office'—an inability that can obviously be manifested by gross and pathological inattention or indifference to, or failure to understand, the limits of those powers or the mandatory nature of those duties.
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