Sentence examples for miscalculation is that from inspiring English sources

But the more important miscalculation is that liberals have nowhere to go.

JA: One terrible miscalculation was that I named all of the yakuza who got liver transplants.

Answering written questions by members of the Senate finance committee, he added: "I very much fear that miscalculation is something that could have devastating consequences.

Despite such deterrents to armed confrontation, oil and foreign policy analysts say a miscalculation is possible that could cause an overreaction from one side or the other.

- "The main lesson to draw from the onset of the Great War is that serious miscalculation leading to war is possible even in a modern world that is well connected and deeply integrated.

A classic miscalculation is thinking that time spent equals value in return.

Though it may seem remarkable to "overlook" as much ice as covers Greenland, that miscalculation is only about a 10% error, when compared with the shifting volumes of ice during the time period, Austermann said.

One can imagine that if the miscalculation is severe enough, the disadvantaged party will seek to renegotiate the deal.

Mr. Madelin added that his miscalculation was to think that "this war would be long, difficult and spark chain reactions in the Arab world".

That miscalculation was described by Aziz in his own interrogation, when challenged over why Saddam and the regime had seemed so 'confident' in the immediate run-up to the invasion.

The memories of that miscalculation are still vivid for many oil ministers here, especially those who felt themselves dragged into the increase by Saudi Arabia's power as the world's largest producer.