It can lead filers to inadvertently deduct the same expenses twice, leading to a miscalculation of the tax owed and an underpayment of hundreds of dollars on the typical return.
In addition, the purity of street products fluctuates unpredictably with time and in different locations, leading to possible miscalculation of the actual average amounts of active drug taken as a dose.
Such indicator-based approaches are criticized by the same author himself regarding the lack of integration of the non-included aspects in the single-indicator approach, leading to omissions that lead to miscalculations, and the subjectivity embedded in the choice of indicator weights and rankings in the multiple-indicator approach.
Impatience should not lead to miscalculation.
Perry, like other abolitionists, also argued that the prospect of a nuclear "miscalculation" leading to war is so high that it justifies the elimination of America's nuclear arsenal.
Still, Japanese Coast Guard ships and many of China's surveillance ships are armed, leading to concerns that a miscalculation or human error by a single sailor could touch off a violent confrontation.
While Everard thinks the danger comes from the prospect of a North Korean miscalculation leading to an attack on American territory, Bell believes that "at this time, Trump is a greater threat to regional peace than North Korea".
While John Everard thinks the danger comes from the prospect of a North Korean miscalculation leading to an attack on American territory, Bell believes that "at this time, Trump is a greater threat to regional peace than North Korea".
- "The main lesson to draw from the onset of the Great War is that serious miscalculation leading to war is possible even in a modern world that is well connected and deeply integrated.
He lost his job because the firm's IT systems snarled up, leading to billing logjams, cost miscalculations, losses and a share price that plunged by 62% in a single day last year.Oxford's woes are those of the HMO business as a whole.
