Sentence examples for misjudgement in from inspiring English sources

"It's terribly easy to make a really minor misjudgement in a manoeuvre like that.

But anyone who concedes a misjudgement in print may worry about being seen as fatally weakened – a lame-duck critic.

The ball nestles into a divot, which may or may not explain Tiger's misjudgement in bouncing the ball back up onto the green.

The one serious misjudgement in Mulholland's plan was his calculation of how fast the newly watered city would outgrow the initial infusion of water.

Barbara Keeley, Labour MP for Worsley and Eccles South, retweeted a message that read: "Hey @TheSun, if you want to stir up some moral outrage about a misjudgement in history, look a bit closer to home".

One is that for Briony, who is 13 at the time - who sees it and makes a misjudgement in indicting the wrong man - this is the beginning of a life's process.

The Chinese military said in a statement that there were "misjudgements" in the allegations.

Moreover, most frequency spectrums have similar characteristics, which make misjudgements in detecting machine faults [8].

Flare response, especially early on in treatment, may result in misjudgement while measuring BSI.

Still others that it was a domestic ruse to score points over his rival and potential nemesis, Binyamin Netanyahu, ahead of the Likud primaries in November.Whatever the motive it showed profound misjudgement, not least in Mr Sharon's assessment of the mood in Washington.

These findings reasonably have clinical importance, when considering that the high prevalence of fatigue, reduced initiative and facial weakness in DM1, may lead to a misconception of a major depressive condition, comparable to misjudgements done in other neurological disorders [ 29].