He made miscalculations during World War II, and the British tried to take away his command.
Rather, she has consistently made miscalculations later in the games, or missed possible moves in complicated positions.
Thant Myint-U told me that the democracy movement under Aung San Suu Kyi's leadership had made miscalculations in its dealings with the dictatorship during the past two decades.
No one would argue that Mr. Bernanke has been perfect; he made miscalculations and mistakes — missing the housing bubble and acting slowly to shore up lax regulation — before and during the deepest financial crisis since the Great Depression.
If the President had made miscalculations as basic as those made by Khrushchev, and then decided to pull back and save the peace of the world, he would, even if he escaped impeachment, lost the better part of his Presidential authority.
"Well, Mark, we've learned this president is capable of making miscalculations.
Airliners drop out of the sky, marriages crash and burn, daredevil pilots make lethal miscalculations, and family men make flawed choices.
If they don't start assessing the weight of the brotherhood accurately, they will make major miscalculations in the coming days".
Utilitarians regularly argue that most people in most circumstances ought not to try to calculate utilities, because they are too likely to make serious miscalculations that will lead them to perform actions that reduce utility.
Even if he and McMaster do prove to be the adults in the room, as we all know, adults, too, can make disastrous miscalculations.
