Sentence examples for big miscalculation from inspiring English sources

The union, he said, made a big miscalculation.

"He must not make a big miscalculation and mistake restraint for weakness".

The other big miscalculation is the factory itself, which we finally glimpse after intermission.

It is a tale of bold innovation, hungry microbes and one big miscalculation.

The big miscalculation underlying the American-led intervention in Iraq was that the enemy would recognize defeat, and submit.

The other big miscalculation I think was for Nick Clegg not to demand a key departmental responsibility – perhaps education.

But Mr. Lott said that if Congressional leaders miscalculated by coming back into session, the automakers made a bigger miscalculation by seeking aid before President-elect Barack Obama took office.

"The biggest miscalculation at October last year was PC's and cellular phones," said Tetsuya Kawakami, Matsushita's accounting director.

The biggest miscalculation by either side so far still seems to be the regime's decision to unbelievably exaggerate the number of votes cast for Ahmadinejad.

The biggest miscalculation in the minds of most Obama advisers was the assumption that he could bridge a polarized capital and forge genuinely bipartisan coalitions.

The whole troll clan is tiresome, the biggest miscalculation in the script by Simon Moore, who adapted "Gulliver's Travels" into a 1996 mini-series.