Sentence examples for apparent miscalculation from inspiring English sources

Manuel Pellegrini's apparent miscalculation in that game did not see them press for the extra goal that would have put them at the top of their group.

He gloated about the fight the Iraqis were putting up, and about the Bush Administration's apparent miscalculations regarding strategy.

What makes this a cautionary tale for political leaders seeking to draft public policy from supposedly scientific research is the mundane nature of the apparent miscalculations.

There is reason to believe that, at least in certain units, massive and, in retrospect, excessive firepower was employed, the apparent result of a miscalculation about how, and where, Hamas fighters were likely to engage in combat.

In the end, Schrempp's miscalculations became apparent, and very costly to his shareholders; in 2005, the Daimler board forced his resignation.

The deal collapsed because of an apparent bungling in obtaining, and miscalculations concerning the ability to obtain, national security clearance for Huawei's participation in the transaction.

Once the WTO talks were underway, it quickly became apparent that the developed nations had made a crucial miscalculation in excluding the developing world from their coalition.

The disastrous miscalculation made by the United States in signing a military agreement with Turkey at the expense of the Kurds becomes daily more apparent.

Is that a miscalculation?

This was a miscalculation.

That was a miscalculation.