Sentence examples for in the miscalculation from inspiring English sources

To compound the company's woes, it has also been disclosed that Wonga will have to pay compensation to thousands more current and former customers after it discovered that "system errors" had resulted in the miscalculation of some people's balances.

To compound the company's woes, it has also been disclosed that Wonga will have to pay compensation to many current and former customers after it discovered that "system errors" had resulted in the miscalculation of some people's balances.

The reason for the detected difference in the VNTR 19 copy number for M. kansasii type V deduced from gel sizing (i.e. 8 copies) and direct sequencing (i.e. 7 copies) may lie in the miscalculation of the band size on the gel.

Instead, he has come in for blame as well, both for his role in the miscalculations of the initial efforts and, at the New York Fed, for being complicit in failing to counter abuses that gave rise to the credit crisis.

He said many of the people who received the inaccurate letters would be described as "lower-income," because moderate- and low-income taxpayers are more likely to use the tax credits -- for dependent children, for disabilities, for educational scholarships -- that had resulted in the miscalculations in the letters.

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.

Bergen is at his best in exploring the miscalculations and misunderstandings of both sides in 2001.

It's necromancy with computer projections: "the whitest of the black arts," according to one practitioner with a thriving career in repairing the miscalculations of his colleagues.

It was held there in 1967, but he was close to death by then and the miscalculation in his prophecy was marginal.

As the economic historian John Sawyer showed in a classic 1952 article on economic growth in the nineteenth century, the "miscalculation or ignorance" of the odds was precisely what drove the entrepreneurial boom in everything from railroads to mining and manufacturing.

The anniversary marks the miscalculation in which Coca-Cola, seeking to halt a loss of market share in sugared colas to Pepsi, replaced its 99-year-old formula with new Coke on April 23 , 1985