Sentence examples for found miscalculations from inspiring English sources

A1 Beslan Police Faulted in Siege The chief of a Russian parliamentary commission criticized the handling of the terrorist seizure last year of a school in Beslan, saying in a report that an investigation he headed found "miscalculations" in the authorities' work and that the siege could have been prevented if the local police had done their jobs.

His firm conducted independent consumer research on the W.U.S.A. and found several miscalculations by the league, Chung said in an interview and e-mail correspondence.

They say they found some simple miscalculations or data exclusions that sharply altered the ultimate results.

I've found that our greatest miscalculations revolve around two assumptions: 1), believing that we did enough due diligence to have a workable understanding of the major legal issues associated with operating a food production company and a food truck and 2), thinking we had the time, money and help necessary to truly get up and running.

The Third Quartet, from 1869 or 1870, is one of the most notable miscalculations to be found in any major composer's output: one recording of it drags on for nearly seventy minutes.

The Trust found that the environmental report contained miscalculations and inconsistent or missing data.

An earlier evaluation of potential miscalculations arising from unspecified or incorrectly specified datum found that at the national scale, impacts on distance calculations would be negligible [ 39].

Investigators found that the resulting short circuits began a cascade of failures and miscalculations that resulted in the rig's sinking.

For example, we found that in over half the papers there were data discrepancies or miscalculations within the papers.

Following that reveal, Facebook has made a point to be more transparent about the miscalculations it finds across its system.

Although the China-U.S. agenda is jammed with pressing issues, from cyber espionage to currency rates, time must be found to improve procedures and channels to defuse crises and avert military miscalculation, lest the unthinkable becomes unavoidable.