Sentence examples for seriously miscalculated from inspiring English sources
Sources in the Daily Mail Group said senior figures believed that Mr Dacre had "seriously miscalculated" his response to an article which dubbed Mr Miliband's father as the "man who hated Britain".
This was based on a study produced last year at the University of British Columbia, which was quoted in the article claiming that the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation had seriously miscalculated global annual catches.
In fact, if the world isn't riveted by the sexual brinkswomanship of a cleavage-baring, avowedly virginal, heavy-breathing, lightly clad 19-year-old, then Ms. Spears and her handlers have seriously miscalculated.
But we can say everyone seriously miscalculated.
Barham had seriously miscalculated the strength of the Brest fleet, which had been uninvolved in the campaign of 1805 and was therefore at full strength.
Rather, it was a miscalculated projection of raw power on an ill-understood region.
Then again, this sort of posturing might just be a miscalculated effect.
In its haste to make the acquisitions, JPMorgan may simply have miscalculated and underestimated the problems.
Throughout the five movements one heard not a careless or miscalculated sound, nor an ugly one.
Over two hours one heard no false gestures, miscalculated pauses or overplayed accents.
