Sentence examples similar to might be miscalculating from inspiring English sources

But Ms Clinton may be miscalculating in South Carolina, says Brady Quirk-Garvan, the chairman of the Charleston County Democrats.

First, Democrats appear to be miscalculating the political moment.

As a result, government regulators may be miscalculating safe levels of exposure.

He said he suspected that his tax exemption under the state's School Tax Relief program might have been miscalculated, and an official told him on the phone that he might be right but that the exemption would have to be reviewed at a scheduled appointment with a consultant from Cole-Layer-Trumble.

Landmarks sometimes falling between CT slices can be miscalculated in 2D analyses.

In 2012, Sanofi Aventis recalled its diabetes app because it was miscalculating insulin doses, which might lead to "dangerously low or high blood glucose levels in diabetic patients".

One thing that Maduro is miscalculating is that Santos' presidency is coming to an end soon.

"I think they're miscalculating where the public's at.

One may still hope that both sides are miscalculating.

It was clear that I had been miscalculating the audience response.

"The U.S. is miscalculating," the North's Rodong Sinmun newspaper said in a commentary.