Sentence examples for misjudgement of from inspiring English sources

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

The US had shown "a misjudgement of world reaction" and "a disconnection from reality".

In a major misjudgement of patients' wishes, this intended to offer a "one-time only" opt-out.

The letter claims that "the actions and misjudgement of Nectu have placed the lives of 12 British citizens at risk".

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

World Cup fans excoriate human goalkeepers for a misjudgement of millimetres; their RoboCup counterparts seem pleased if the players can recognize the goalposts.

The actual decision to go to war over a relatively minor international crisis like the Sarajevo murder, however, resulted from a fatal mixture of political misjudgement, fear of loss of prestige and stubborn commitments on all sides of a very complicated system of military and political alliances of European states.

While I agree that there was some frivolous material, which was neither here nor there, his references to money-making were surely serious errors of misjudgement on Allardyce's part.

This unlikely motif--travel management as a political asset--played itself out through the misjudgements of several people in the Clinton sphere, and produced the political bungle that became Travelgate.

Lack of patient education, misjudgements of the indication, incorrect and misleading documentation, insufficient communication and cooperation as well as lack of patient's integration into the therapy are common causes for an unsatisfactory management of OAT [ 7].

We applied the model to a theoretical hypercolumn population of area MT/V5 tuned to direction of motion, and predicted for a motion discrimination paradigm the global perceptual misjudgements of the center motion direction when flanked with surround motion.