Sentence examples for the miscalculation of from inspiring English sources

The miscalculation of Rafsanjani in standing against Yazdi this week is even harder to explain.

This work is complex and difficult and sadly we cannot eliminate risk or the miscalculation of risk.

"We have these two hostile armies standing eyeball to eyeball, and it takes the miscalculation of a single individual to start something".

Mr. Bush's aides say he is determined not to repeat the miscalculation of his father, who did not focus on his re-election until it was too late.

Microsoft, which reveals more details about the latest iteration of its operating system later today, needs to get at least that right after the miscalculation of Windows 8.

Other elements seem careless and are distracting: a reference to Aristide as prime minister, for example, instead of president, or the miscalculation of the duration of his term in office.

Ten years after the invasion, he wrote to At War to give his perspective on the miscalculations of the war.

The country has been devastated, in good part thanks to the miscalculations of America and its Western allies.

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

It's necromancy with computer projections: "the whitest of the black arts," according to one practitioner with a thriving career in repairing the miscalculations of his colleagues.

LUCIE, Fla .— With roughly two weeks left before the start of a new season under new leadership, the Mets continue to hold on to two players who have come to symbolize all the miscalculations of recent years.