Sentence examples for a terrible miscalculation from inspiring English sources
That has proved to be a terrible miscalculation.
It was also, Nicolas Hénin, believes, a terrible miscalculation.
Monsignor Leopold Ungar, who runs the Catholic Charities here, thinks that the Allies made a terrible miscalculation after the Second World War.
The author makes a terrible miscalculation when he reveals that Tom knew all along that Jim had already been freed by his mistress's will.
Whether the high death toll was deemed acceptable collateral damage or was the result of a terrible miscalculation is not known.
Within a few weeks, Mourinho's decision began to reveal itself as a terrible miscalculation – not just because of any wrong done to Carneiro personally, but because of her position in the dressing-room.
I moved into the two-way turn lane so I could see the numbers better on the left side of the street, but that was a terrible, terrible miscalculation.
The fact that this perspective is seldom shared by the people who cover politics was an obvious and terrible miscalculation on my part, because as far as anyone is concerned, Christie is still very much a possible 2012 contender.
It was the king's most terrible miscalculation, for rebellion now became revolt and involved Spain in the Eighty Years' War, 500 miles from its own borders (1568 1648).
JA: One terrible miscalculation was that I named all of the yakuza who got liver transplants.
