Sentence examples for strategic miscalculation from inspiring English sources

Riyadh's strategic miscalculation is a mirror to Tehran's.

But by excluding him, the American said, the archbishop had made a strategic miscalculation.

But that could turn into accusations of soft-heartedness and strategic miscalculation should his conciliatory approach lead to more and bolder protests.

In a decision replete with strategic miscalculation, Confederate President Jefferson Davis ordered Gen. James Longstreet to march to Knoxville and retake the city.

As Fayyad considered these numbers, he puffed on his cigar and said that Israel, and not Hezbollah, had made the greater strategic miscalculation.

According to Cole, the alarming collapse in England's authority at the sharp end during the World Cup was partly down to strategic miscalculation.

H.P. shares have since been rocked by management turmoil and strategic miscalculations.

The party is at risk of falling victim to fundamental strategic miscalculations.

They will rehash the strategic miscalculations, the exit poll numbers, the single-minded focus on Florida.

As Mr. Giuliani ponders his political mortality, many advisers and political observers point to the hubris and strategic miscalculations that plagued his campaign.

"Too many of our soldiers are paying the highest price for the strategic miscalculations, serious misjudgments and historic mistakes that have put them and our nation in harm's way," Mr. Gore said.