Sentence examples for miscalculations made from inspiring English sources

Are miscalculations made in Basra not being reproduced in Helmand?

Such miscalculations made him almost disappear overnight from the political picture.

"The miscalculations made by some indebted operators left them with little option but to reduce investment in order to remain solvent.

"Dozens of miscalculations made his hostile takeover possible, not least decisions by other candidates in the early primary states to attack each other instead of Mr Trump".

The Senate committee plans to hold hearings on intelligence restructuring as early as the end of this month, after it releases what officials have described as a highly critical report highlighting mistakes and miscalculations made by intelligence agencies in reporting on Iraq and its suspected arsenal of illicit weapons.

"Many political observers," the San Francisco Chronicle reported days ago, say that Obama "must tack toward the political mainstream to avoid miscalculations made by President Bill Clinton, who veered left and fired up the 1994 Republican backlash".

He told reporters, "There should be no mistake or miscalculation made about this country's commitment to the transatlantic alliance".

The disastrous miscalculation made by the United States in signing a military agreement with Turkey at the expense of the Kurds becomes daily more apparent.

The enthusiasm with which Grisha spoke of the "opportunities" in Russia would begin to remind his listener of the sort of miscalculation made by those who marry for money and then invariably realize they didn't marry for enough.

His miscalculation made him the obvious scapegoat.

The crucial miscalculation made by Falwell and his followers was believing that they had the upper hand, that they outnumbered their culture war opponents.