Sentence examples for miscalculation in terms of from inspiring English sources

You see, Google made a slight miscalculation in terms of the Events' privacy settings.

Against a backdrop of maturing debt – the country must repay €5bn to the European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund in June and July – commentators have begun to talk in terms of fatal miscalculation.

But he acknowledges that he made several miscalculations that have cost him dearly in terms of his political standing and in the state's ability to do its business harmoniously.

"In terms of Scotland, this is a huge political miscalculation by the Prime Minister," she said of this morning's announcement.

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In terms of what?

In terms of securitization?

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"Their life is full of miscalculation in political terms," said a British official in outlining Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's plans to sustain the political advantage flowing from the Enniskillen bombing.

"Kaiser has worked his way through the archives and emerged with an impressive account of what he terms 'the greatest policy miscalculation in the history of American foreign relations,' " Gideon Rose wrote here in 2000.