Sentence examples for miscalculation can be from inspiring English sources

"Millions of Americans have a gun in their homes thinking that it makes their family safer, but every day in our nation, dozens of these families learn just how dangerous and tragic that miscalculation can be," Dan Gross, president of the Brady Center, said in a statement.

A simple typo or miscalculation can be disastrous.

Part of the responsibility for that miscalculation, some argue, can be heaped on Powell.

In its haste to create a solar industry, Spain made some miscalculations: solar plants can be set up so quickly and easily that the rush into the industry was much faster than anticipated.

We all make the same mistake -- sometimes called "denominator neglect". I discuss this kind of innumeracy at length in my new book, "On Second Thought: Outsmarting Your Mind's Hard-Wired Habits". But in rural Ghana, this cognitive quirk can be a deadly miscalculation.

The shutdown can be blamed on the reckless, irresponsible miscalculations of congressional Republicans.

Those institutions can be required to finance their operations using substantially more equity, thereby changing their incentives and buffering themselves and the public against their miscalculations.

Their margins are now so thin that the slightest miscalculation can push them into the red and miscalculations are common in a business where premiums have to be fixed long before anyone knows what inflation in medical costs will be.

If Henry had moral failings and made private and political miscalculations, Thomas can rightly be accused, at various moments of his life, of worldly behaviour, ostentation, impetuosity, weakness, and violent language.

At this point, any miscalculation can set off a war.

But time and again, Chevron management has made major strategic miscalculations, whose effects can now be seen literally around the globe (for a list of organizations and communities in solidarity with these movement, look here).