Sentence examples similar to I made a miscalculation from inspiring English sources

On my quest to become a mature, independent woman, I made a child's miscalculation — that there is a shortcut to maturity and success, and that the rate which we achieve these things is completely within our control.

I would churn out proofs in front of him, showing my work along the way, so that if I made a simple mistake or miscalculation, I would still get credit for understanding why.

Finally the fire Caught the sky, Which acted like a slow rabbit Which had made a miscalculation.

He would have also missed the next transit, in 1639, because he made a miscalculation that failed to predict it.

A close Zuckerberg confidante told me that Facebook executives made "a miscalculation" in not trying to stop the project before it started filming.

He was treated with a machine so new that the hospital made a miscalculation even with training instructors still on site.

In an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Bush said he had made "a miscalculation of what the conditions would be" in postwar Iraq.

Under the previous leadership, Labour made a miscalculation in believing that Ukip's rise represented a fracturing of the right that would benefit them.

Mr. Bush also acknowledged for the first time that he made a "miscalculation of what the conditions would be" in postwar Iraq.

[Page A17.] Mr. Bush also acknowledged for the first time that he made a "miscalculation of what the conditions would be" in postwar Iraq.

Mr. Conte then suggested that there had been either a conspiracy or a miscalculation by the domestic producers and said he did not believe com panies so knowledgeable in the, ways of the market had made, a miscalculation.