Even Ms. Wildberger acknowledged that some efforts, like the skimmer booms, which were shredded by the surf, seemed to involve some miscalculations — like, say, forgetting to factor in high tide.
In its haste to create a solar industry, Spain made some miscalculations: solar plants can be set up so quickly and easily that the rush into the industry was much faster than anticipated.
It also reflects what Mr. Lazio's aides say were some miscalculations in his initial approach to upstate, in particular the assumption that Mrs. Clinton would not be received well north of Westchester County.
That trip turns out to be well worth taking, thanks to a tremendous performance by the German soprano Anne Schwanewilms in the title role, to vigorous and flavorsome playing by the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment under Mark Elder, and to a production by Richard Jones that, despite some miscalculations, gives the drama an iron strength.
Richard C. Gentilcore Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Sept. 11, 2007 To the Editor: Now would be an excellent time for the United States to admit, decisively, that despite some miscalculations in moving the war on terrorism to Iraq, the outlook there will not change for many years.
But analysts say some miscalculations about the nature of the militant networks have landed Pakistan in a catch-22 situation.
The Palestinian leadership made some miscalculations in its preparations for the big event in New York.
Despite some miscalculations, he produced a series of successes that made him the leading composer of opera in France in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Was there some fatal miscalculation of humor or analysis?
This reduces the risk that America will default on its debts because of some legislative miscalculation.
He said the incident was "the kind of thing that's very incendiary, that could be a trigger or a spark that could set off some eventual miscalculation".
