Sentence examples for show miscalculation from inspiring English sources

The summarized results clearly show miscalculation of DDE by CTL.

Several of the early paintings in the show reveal the miscalculations of someone not yet accustomed to doing things differently.

And making Allen the star of the show was a huge miscalculation.

"For me, personally, it has already been shown to be a miscalculation," he said.

Indeed, a new heaviness to the design may be the one major miscalculation in the show's transatlantic crossing.

On the contrary, his script shows the terrorists making a miscalculation of their own.

The biggest miscalculation was the appearance, late in the show, of a George W. Bush impersonator (Steve Bridges) who Ms. Streisand, an ardent Democrat, interrogated in a tone that tried to be witty, and failed.

"The mistakes and miscalculations of the last 12 years show how monetary union has to be part of a more united political system in Europe.

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The Metropolitan Opera has canceled plans to offer performances through on-demand television, a rare miscalculation in its march to show operas on screens of all sizes.

Thousands of third and sixth graders were erroneously sent to summer school because of the mistake, a miscalculation of the percentile score that showed how the students compared with a national sample.