Sentence examples for tactical miscalculation from inspiring English sources
After a seamless passage through to the final, a tactical miscalculation handed the first match to the 23-year-old Australian, one of the trio who won the team sprint world title in 2012.
Leaders on the left assailed Mr. Sharon for what they said was a tactical miscalculation that President Bush would back his assertion that the Palestinians have not honored the cease-fire.
People who have seen the film describe Mr. Gandolfini as more in command than his 1974 predecessor, but still a victim of his own impatience and overconfidence, which lead to tactical miscalculations.
This was not merely some minor tactical "misunderstanding" or "miscalculation" on Saddam's part; it turned Iraq into an occupied land, caused hundreds of thousands of casualties, a regime change, and, ultimately, his execution.
From the perspective of the Canadian 1st Army, the battle is remembered for its tactical and strategic miscalculations — the most notable being a highly controversial attack by the Royal Highland Regiment Black Watchh) of Canada on 25 July.
And, as Microsofts legal team struggles to recover from a tide of tactical failures and publicity miscalculations, chairman and cofounder Andy Groves chip giant must be feeling increasingly jittery.
But French defeat owed much more to strategic miscalculation, poor intelligence and limited tactical understanding of new weaponry, much of which was shared with their British ally.
One spectacular failure of French intelligence was its gross miscalculation of German military strength in 1914, when it underrated German technical and tactical capabilities.
Follow Mark Hay on Thetter.
This was a miscalculation.
