Sentence examples for such miscalculation from inspiring English sources

Such miscalculation could lead to war: Trump could literally tweet us into a nuclear war.

Avoiding such miscalculation may require building a more comprehensive strategy, says Richard Florida, urban theorist and author of "The Rise of the Creative Class".

The company has again been so wrong on its assessment of virtually every aspect of its operations that I have no desire to risk yet another such miscalculation, especially since I now think the company may have to issue new shares or incur more debt to reach the production it has been projecting.

But such miscalculations demonstrate the essence of the elusive art of medicine.

In the end, he said, such miscalculations inevitably led to higher premiums for patients.

Such miscalculations made him almost disappear overnight from the political picture.

Now the IMF admits that forcing Greece and other debt-burdened countries to reduce their deficits too quickly would be counterproductive, but only after hundreds of thousands of jobs have been lost because of such "miscalculations".

But if an enterprise is designed to make a nonprofit more disciplined, as is often the case, or if it is intended to form the groundwork for greater financial self-sufficiency, such miscalculations can provide false comfort.

As a result, Dr Attari expects bulbs to exert an anchoring effect on the general population as well as on her volunteers, contributing to widespread underestimates of the energy demands of large appliances.Fortunately, increased information seems to combat such miscalculations.

Historical evidence of such behaviour in a multiple-actor system is the European BoP system of the 19th and early 20th centuries, although the fatality of such miscalculations in a nuclear-backed system can definitely be seen as an additional restraining factor.

But the possibility of such miscalculations, with limitless risk, was inherent in the nuclear tensions of the hour and indeed of the nuclear age itself.