Sentence examples for huge miscalculation from inspiring English sources

And making Allen the star of the show was a huge miscalculation.

"That was a huge miscalculation because 12 years later, it's still not solved".

Some Republicans warned that their party had made a huge miscalculation in getting behind the budget measure.

The other huge miscalculation would be if timid Democrats, or those who think the tax debate is a good campaign issue, decided to postpone any action to a lame-duck session after Election Day, Nov. 2.

They were unhappy that Mr Gul's wife chose to wear a headscarf, which is banned in state institutions as a symbol of Islamic fundamentalism.This "e-coup" proved a huge miscalculation.

But history will surely judge the invasion of Iraq to have been a huge miscalculation and the moment when the geopolitical decline of the US, following the end of the cold war, first became manifest.

But Peter Ullman, chief executive of Tidal Electric, said: "PB has made huge miscalculations.

History will record that on September 19 , 2011 the Republicans made a huge political miscalculation -- a miscalculation that could potentially doom their chances for victory next year.

The lab's failure would also show that the organizing committee made a huge financial miscalculation.

It is symptomatic of the huge political miscalculation that the European political elite is making.

Nicola Sturgeon, the head of the S.N.P., described the decision to hold an election as "a huge political miscalculation".