Sentence examples for misjudgement about the from inspiring English sources

[36] in order to smooth their possible misjudgement about the volatility.

The experiments to be executed before registering and marketing of new chemicals should minimize the risk of severe misjudgements about the hazards also in case of special appliances.

The temptation to use dantrolene in CHS is the result of a misjudgement about pathophysiology.

While admitting to misjudgements about city regulation, he skewers the coalition line about our dire situation being "all Labour's fault".

The misjudgement was much the worse because Hales has been observed these last few days practising his leave in the nets.

We evaluated the misjudgement rate of the aetiology of vaginal complaints.

There will inevitably be questions now from institutions and insurance companies about matters that go beyond the weather conditions and ice radar maps; whether human error or misjudgement contributed to the Shokalskiy being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

"It's evidence that the Chinese were taken by surprise; it reflects the misjudgement on the part of the leadership; and it suggests there are divisions within the Standing Committee of the Politburo about how best to proceed".

This, though, was a complete misjudgement of the public's mood.

Brooks's reappointment is a major misjudgement of the national mood by a company still ethically out of control".

David Cameron's misjudgement of the public mood towards Maria Miller was, he says, "yet another example of his biggest single worrying trait, which is to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.