Sentence examples for from miscalculation from inspiring English sources

There are few other options – short of a war or complete acceptance of North Korea's demands The greatest danger comes from miscalculation.

The mistakes that led to his freedom ranged from miscalculation of his release date, which led to his release on March 9 instead of June 11, to the failure of the prison's final-review committee to detect lower-level administrative errors and to make a written recommendation on whether to free Mr. Alves.

The admission over the number of civilian job losses - which may have come from miscalculations in the money for civilians - is likely to put the department under even more strain, and force a rethink about where redundancies will come from.

A recent review pointed out that there is no established link from miscalculations by nurses with medication errors [ 12].

Jean Schmidt is the backwardest of backbenchers, and fellow-Republicans, including the friend she had quoted, hastened to distance themselves from her miscalculation.

Their skill lies in slicing the American electorate up like salami and tailoring the candidate's appeal to a series of individual interest groups.Mr Gore's tactics-driven campaign seems to have originally derived from a miscalculation.

It was one of the few smart decisions made in an immigration case that has included bad advice from lawyers, miscalculation by his agent-wife, grandstanding by politicians and abandonment of the runner by the shoe company he endorses.

Aside from its miscalculation in China, Café de Coral, which is listed in Hong Kong, has chalked up some decent numbers.

You're not the only one who feels like they're stumbling through life from one miscalculation to another.

I don't know, a smarter man than me would give them room to find a dignified and graceful exit policy from their miscalculation.

I would like to impart my now-extensive wisdom on the subject so that you may learn from my miscalculations and oversights.