Sentence examples for a gross miscalculation of from inspiring English sources

Besides, expecting pop music's largely youthful audience to pay hundreds of dollars a year may be a gross miscalculation of their disposable income.

And so perhaps in another 52 years the network executives at ABC will also admit to a gross miscalculation of judgment by inviting a blatantly, unavoidably racist woman onto their ratings-topping program Dancing With The Stars.

What a gross miscalculation of the aftermath.

Perhaps this is all the result of a gross miscalculation on the part of China.

That photo's not a gross miscalculation; it's the picture of Dorian Gray in reverse.

During a visit to Stockholm, Secretary of State John F. Kerry said it would be a "gross miscalculation" by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to back out of peace talks brokered by Washington and Moscow, saying without elaboration that such a move would prompt additional aid for rebel forces.

The debris of rubble and twisted metal parts on the road marks a small defeat for the army and a gross miscalculation by local military commanders as to the strength of the rebellion they face in the city.

Finally, a gross miscalculation brought the ships to Matagorda Bay in Texas, 500 miles west of their intended landfall.

Anyway, that maths – a gross miscalculation, it turns out.

Mr. Hussein never acknowledged making a gross miscalculation; rather, he vilified the Iranian Arabs as traitors to the Arab cause.

But so have major ones: waiting too long to address the right tackle position, opting not to obtain a proven receiver and, in what appears a gross miscalculation, extending Sanchez's contract.