Sentence examples similar to flying miscalculation from inspiring English sources

Myriad theories about the causes of the crash have emerged, including pilot miscalculations of altitude and the sudden appearance in the nighttime skies of a secessionist warplane flown by a mercenary pilot.

It is unclear if China really intends to respond militarily to Japanese or other planes flying through the zone, but the chance of miscalculation or error grows as the dispute escalates.

Commercial planes should continue flying over the South China Sea despite the risk of "miscalculation" from the apparent placement of surface-to-air missile launchers in the disputed region, Julie Bishop has said.

He has found that flying birds are actually quite good at avoiding aircraft so good that the reason a few fail to do so owes more to miscalculation (or distraction by bad weather or predators) than stupidity.

In a woeful political miscalculation, the prime minister flew home from an ill-timed world summit meeting in sunny Guadeloupe to face Britain's ravening news media.

"We'll seek more opportunities for co-operation with Beijing, including greater communication between our militaries, to promote understanding and avoid miscalculation". After his speech, the president flew from Canberra to the northern city of Darwin, where many of the US military personnel are likely to be based.

We'd made very few miscalculations: the actors got the joke and flew with it, and every day's shooting was at least as much fun as the day before.

Over the course of the journey, the miscalculations were enough to throw the spacecraft so far off track that it flew too deeply into the Martian atmosphere and was destroyed when it entered its initial orbit around Mars last week.

Indeed, there are no apparent signs of failure nor clear signs of pilot error/miscalculation: the plane seems to fly into the ground without the pilot trying any recovery action.

Is that a miscalculation?

This was a miscalculation.