Sentence examples for be a fatal miscalculation from inspiring English sources

That turned out to be a fatal miscalculation.

If so, it was a fatal miscalculation.

It was a fatal miscalculation.

It was a calamitous miscalculation for Syria and for Turkey.

He accused him, in Prospect magazine, of a "fatal miscalculation".This was uncharacteristic.

But its stratospheric price, and the fact that most economists think that inflation will fall back as the global economy slows, argue against it.A second possibility is that the European authorities make a fatal miscalculation, allowing Greece to default chaotically, without adequately propping up the region's banks or protecting bigger economies such as Italy and Spain from collateral damage.

When I reviewed Ms. Asante's previous film, "A United Kingdom," last year, I noted that the writer/director "addresses contemporary concerns via period romance, and her commitment to the romance is not a feint". She tries to do something similar here, but in this film the commitment to romance is not an illuminating factor, but a fatal miscalculation.

In an article in Prospect magazine on the eve of handover, Cradock was even more outspoken: he accused Patten of wanting to make his name as a "rising politician", and of committing a "fatal miscalculation".

The first round of digital-cash firms made a fatal miscalculation.

That was a fatal mistake.

This was a fatal mistake.