That assertion ignores the observation of many reporters and soldiers that security deteriorated in the first place because insufficient troop levels, the American decision to disband the Iraqi Army and other miscalculations created a vacuum in which the insurgency metastasized.
Six of the world's top daredevil skateboarders soared across a huge ramp in the big air finals, an event in which midair miscalculations on the two jumps led to wipeouts.
The diminished numbers greatly outpaced the drop in poverty during that time, and the city's miscalculation helped to fuel a crisis in which one million people, many working poor, now depend on soup kitchens and food pantries for their meals.
Apart from one year in which FYF suffered miscalculations at the park similar to those that occurred Saturday, the festival eventually mastered that area.
Turkey vultures, I thought, and I admired the air of waitful menace they brought to a landscape in which a moment of miscalculation could turn us into carrion for the birds.
Two years later, in a monumental miscalculation, the military held a parliamentary election in which Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, won 88percentt of the seats.
The film takes its starting point from a John F Kennedy speech in which he said that accident, miscalculation or madness were all that separated the world from the disastrous detonation of a nuclear bomb.
The economic miscalculation of risk is also exacerbated by an environment in which 'externalities', such as costs to other industries, health impacts, and security implications, are not factored into the risk assessment at all.
Overestimating truly good paintings is a miscalculation of which there were several instances at Christie's.
Experts warn that brinkmanship in such an unstable political and financial environment carries the possibility of miscalculation, which could result in a Greek exit.
