"Things are not developing in the right way and it would take a small miscalculation to have a big conflagration," Michael Stephens, a Middle East expert at the Royal United Services Institute told VICE News.
It was, according to objective observers and those close to Coleman, a massive miscalculation to decide to play 81 games a season at Shea.
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.
For Republicans intent on killing Medicare, it was a monumental miscalculation to miss that logical leap.
Although ingenuity can sometimes spring up when means are scarce, managers beware: It is a dangerous miscalculation to think that starving innovators will feed innovation.
The head of Europol has dismissed claims by a former MI6 chief that Britain could be safer from terrorist attacks if it left the EU, saying it was a "serious miscalculation" to withdraw from security cooperation with other member states.
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The party installed Victoria Ayling as their candidate, but Val feels this might have been a miscalculation, owing to Ayling's overt hostility to immigrants and National Front affiliation, which has led to local infighting.
Any decision to kill Khashoggi by the Saudis was likely a "miscalculation," according to Dr. Sanam Vakil, a senior consulting research fellow in the Middle East and North Africa Programme at U.K.-based think tank Chatham House.
