Sentence examples for miscalculation does not from inspiring English sources

At least one physiologist who has not been involved in this debate, however, disagrees with Coyle's contention that the miscalculation does not matter in the bigger picture.

So there's really no way of ensuring that wild miscalculations don't take place?

Alex Bols, executive director, 1994 Group It is essential that any government miscalculation of student support expenditure does not result in claw-back from the research budget.

There is a course that will allow the Speaker to extract himself from the grip of miscalculation, misfortune and misery but it does not come without a political cost.

And he does not yell at aides over political miscalculations.

Turkey's Foreign Minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, stressed to me in Istanbul this week that Turkey does not want to escalate the conflict into war, but the risk of miscalculation grows with every cross-border incident.

First of all, she does not want to see Britain leave the EU, or fall out of it by political miscalculation.

Officials say that Mr. Obama does not blame Mr. Geithner either for the persistent housing problems or for the administration's miscalculations of the slump.

The Americans arrived to start the pour on 8 May, as they were meant to do, but almost as soon as they started, they realised there had been a very basic miscalculation: they didn't have enough resin.

"This was clearly very calculated, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a miscalculation," said Scott Harold, an expert on east Asian security at the Rand Corporation.

Although this doesn't spoil the evening, it's a woeful miscalculation.