Sentence examples for be a miscalculation that from inspiring English sources

A surprise election called in December 1923 by Conservative prime minister Stanley Baldwin proved to be a miscalculation that briefly reunited the ailing Liberal Party and opened the way to a minority Labour Party government, though the Conservatives remained the largest single party and were able to regain power the following year.

It was a miscalculation that left D'Antoni with no choice but to leave, perhaps made with the understanding that he was not long for New York as it was.

This is a miscalculation that can lead to HR issues.

It's possible too that it was a miscalculation that could have been avoided.

It was a miscalculation that gave the story "legs" (namely in a photo of Donna Rice's bare ones draped over Hart's lap).

The other risk was for a miscalculation that led to high civilian casualties.

In this sentence, he writes about former President Khatami, "a moderate president that was not taken seriously by people like the Leveretts when he was in power, a miscalculation that contributed to the election of Ahmadinejad in 2005".

His decision to back Brexit now may well turn out to be a miscalculation, and the idea that Britain is best out of the EU his most foolish Euro-myth of all, but do not doubt that it was ruthless calculation.

This turned out to be a serious miscalculation that forced him out of power in August 1993, and an Interim National Government (ING) was instituted, led by Yoruba businessman Ernest Shonekan.

This turned out to be a grievous miscalculation that overlooked all the other variables – from incentive to win to sensitivity to cost – that affect success in warfare.

A first task, once talks do get going, will be to convince North Korea of how grave a miscalculation that would be.