Sentence examples similar to bring about a miscalculation from inspiring English sources

And whether the war was necessary or not, due to miscalculations in the West and in Belgrade, it did help bring about the fall of Mr. Milosevic, said Milan Bozic, a professor and politician, because it broke his relationship with the West, which finally had no more use for him.

According to Tuchman, a series of heedless errors and miscalculations by European leaders in the early stages of the continental conflict – an inexorable "march of folly" – helped to bring about immense carnage.

If this article is suggesting that the KPA or even Kim Jong Un intended to somehow bring about resolution of the 62-year-old conflict by killing (or trying to kill) ROK soldiers, it's hard to imagine a more monstrous miscalculation.

Reformers bring about a change.

Always try to bring about a smile.

"I would be very concerned about a miscalculation based on continuing use of his Twitter account," McKeon answered.

A US official in Seoul said that they were keeping a close watch on developments and were worried about a miscalculation by the young, inexperienced North Korean leader.

A change this dramatic suggests something far more profound than a miscalculation about election tactics.

There were a few glitches, like a miscalculation about kitchen tiles, which almost ended up two different colors.

His new moderate image -- "Only Sharon can bring peace" is his slogan -- is a miscalculation, some told him in a meeting this week.

Such a miscalculation could bring the world to the brink of a global horrific war.