Sentence examples for huge miscalculations from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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.

The political commentator Justice Malala added: "The principles enunciated take us back to the ANC of Nelson Mandela, take us back to the ANC of Albert Luthuli, and that is where Julius Malema and his youth league made a huge miscalculation.

Dealbreaker's Matt Levine pointed to the huge miscalculation of the firm's value-at-risk metric, and added, "this was not driven by the market moving against them (though it seems to have), it was driven by them getting the math wrong".

Saudi Arabia's excess capacity, while providing a valuable mechanism for stabilizing oil prices and protecting the United States and other heavily oil-dependent economies from energy shocks, is the result of a huge miscalculation in the early 1980's, when the global demand for oil was expected to keep rising.

Which is a huge miscalculation when you're trying to win the public's trust for the sharing of their most sensitive personal data.

Given the price of all Mirant securities today, one would have to conclude that this voluntary filing of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy versus a prepackaged filing banks could consent to was a huge miscalculation that serves absolutely no one except the lawyers.

"The thought that taking senior status would mute her voice or her ideas was a huge miscalculation".