Sentence examples for a dangerous miscalculation from inspiring English sources

It's a dangerous miscalculation.

On December 16th during a visit to Hanoi, America's secretary of state, John Kerry, said the zone had increased the risk of a "dangerous miscalculation or an accident".

It was a dangerous miscalculation to assume that people for whom Vietnam is not even a distant memory would give Kerry the benefit of the doubt.

Terry Nelson, Mr. McCain's campaign manager, said Mr. Giuliani's campaign appeared to have adopted what he called a Feb. 5 strategy, which he said could be a dangerous miscalculation by ignoring the states deciding before then.

Critics fear that Law and Justice's decision to instrumentalize the far right will prove a dangerous miscalculation for the country, with lasting consequences that will not simply be corrected in the pendulum swing of parliamentary politics.

Ujfalusi's tackle on Messi came almost a year to the day that the same defender made a similar dangerous miscalculation against the Argentine, who rose from that foul to score again in Barcelona's 5-2 triumph.

Runners took to the event's Facebook page to complain about the potentially dangerous miscalculation and to laugh the whole thing off, calling the race "the super half-marathon" or the "not-so-half marathon".

This was a serious miscalculation.

It was a serious miscalculation.

And I think was a severe miscalculation.

Not only is this an affront to everything capitalism stands for, it is a grave miscalculation.