Sentence examples for miscalculation is not from inspiring English sources

"The possibility of a serious miscalculation is not as great as a few days ago".

Whether the high death toll was deemed acceptable collateral damage or was the result of a terrible miscalculation is not known.

His biggest strategic miscalculation was not to use the leverage he had over George Bush as the only substantial western ally to join the 2003 invasion – the "coalition of the willing" – to extract a better plan for the occupation of Saddam Hussein's ill-governed state once the fighting was over (even sooner than expected).

The miscalculations were not noticed in the approval process or post-operations reporting.

Chinese officials have accused Washington of starting a new cold war, but the jostling between the two powers has already shown its potential to turn hot through accident or miscalculation, if action is not taken to defuse tensions.

They seem to minimize them, and I think that's a miscalculation, even if it is not a mistake.

"Doesn't it also suggest it's important for the commander in chief to also be cautious in how he talks about this issue, so there is not a miscalculation on the part of our aggressors who would do us harm about what the real intent here is?" Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H). asked the expert panel.

The strength of our study resides in the significant data both at the level of non-parametric analysis, which is not vulnerable to miscalculation of allele frequencies and penetrance values, as well as at the level of the parametric analysis, which may suffer from not perfect estimates of allele frequencies and penetrance values.

And his hairpiece is not only a tonsorial miscalculation, it is a misrepresentation of its time.

The failure of the Democrats to do so is not just a political miscalculation.

Although stereological method is not used, the risk of miscalculation is made minimal by providing the ratio (Saper 1996).