Sentence examples for had been miscalculated from inspiring English sources

Of those that did, 13percentt had been miscalculated.

The day ended with officials saying the huge figure had been miscalculated and offering apologies.

State welfare officials acknowledged that some people had been cut off by mistake and that some families' benefits had been miscalculated.

An invoice submitted by Vaizey for new curtains and blinds in May 2008 had been miscalculated, apparently by the supplier, to total £278.58 instead of £270.58.

Three weeks before Sullivan's scheduled release, he received a notice from the Department of Corrections stating that his release date had been miscalculated.

But the day ended with officials saying that figure had been miscalculated and the level was actually 100,000 times above normal, still very high but far better than the earlier results.

The pay error comes less than four years after John Lewis was forced to pay employees an extra £40m when it realised it had been miscalculating holiday pay for seven years.

Staff at John Lewis and Waitrose will be celebrating their second bonus of the year this weekend after the company realised it had been miscalculating pay for seven years and owed employees an extra £40m.

Lastly, Facebook said that it had been miscalculating Referrals in Analytics for Apps by about 6percentt for the most frequent users: it was counting clicks that went directly to apps and websites, but also clicks on posts via apps and websites, including clicks to view media.

It was clear that I had been miscalculating the audience response.

Mr. Tobias said that the sixth-grade scores appear to have been miscalculated because half of the questions on the test were assigned a greater level of difficulty than they deserved.