Sentence examples for further miscalculation from inspiring English sources

A further miscalculation by the authorities on Sunday resulted in riot police attacking protesters near the financial district, provoking a counter-attack by thousands of protesters who drove the police from the streets.

But dialogue on Korean peninsula security, including the issue of military exercises, could help prevent further misunderstanding and miscalculation.

Loud cheers from MPs persuaded Mr Blair, who had already promised a "sunset" clause guaranteeing that the law would be reviewed next year, that he could win without making any further concessions.It was a miscalculation, and one that reflects badly on the government's whips.

Further, it allows avoiding miscalculation errors that may appear in the numerical calculation of signal with complex-lag argument.

The North and its new leader may be painting themselves into a corner that could end in a disastrous miscalculation that results in further suffering for the peoples of Korea, both south and north of the border.

Serious miscalculations could mean a further retreat into impoverished insularity in the rainy mists of the north Atlantic.

The Spanish fleet, which had been sighted briefly, seemed no longer a threat; Alvaro de Bazan had made a major miscalculation: he disobeyed orders and headed further west, allowing the English to first reach the area of interception.

The article was further amended on 7 March 2016 to correct a percentage miscalculation; 335 jobs out of 20,000 is 1.7%, not 0.26%.

The US position has been further undermined by a series of missteps in Syria, including the miscalculation that it would be as easy to get rid of Assad as Gaddafi.

If he does lift the sanctions, I hope Trump starts a trade war with China or makes some other economic miscalculation that slams the global economy so hard that it further damages Russia.

But there has been a miscalculation: the strategy may have merely succeeded in driving certain behaviors further underground in this socially conservative country with close ties to American evangelicals.