Sentence examples for fundamental miscalculation from inspiring English sources

So for him to drop out, this is a fundamental miscalculation".

Macfarlane said the defection was not a fundamental miscalculation, despite Monday's boilover, which has left his parliamentary career in limbo.

But "it represents a fundamental miscalculation on the part of the North Koreans," said a senior Defense Department official.

Some Boeing people suspect an Airbus-inspired conspiracy).But the company made a more fundamental miscalculation with this latest version of the world's best-selling aircaft.

Ingrid Tarrant seems to me to have made a more fundamental miscalculation, which led to this unhappy (for her, delightful for us) episode.

In the agreement that concluded that 2011 standoff, said John D. Podesta, a former White House chief of staff for President Bill Clinton, the administration committed a "fundamental miscalculation" by believing Republican opposition to automatic Pentagon cuts would compel them to accept tax increases.

The reason that an agenda so hostile to the unions has such a good chance of passing is that both of the state's teachers unions--the Illinois Federation of Teachers and the Illinois Education Association--seem to have made fundamental miscalculations about how to deploy their political muscle.

The party is at risk of falling victim to fundamental strategic miscalculations.

This was a miscalculation.

That was a miscalculation.

That's another miscalculation.