Sentence examples for the misjudgement from inspiring English sources

That would not excuse the misjudgement, but might help explain it.

The misjudgement at Warner, Bushnell posits, was down to a fundamental misunderstanding of games consoles and their relation to the medium.

The misjudgement was much the worse because Hales has been observed these last few days practising his leave in the nets.

"It's evidence that the Chinese were taken by surprise; it reflects the misjudgement on the part of the leadership; and it suggests there are divisions within the Standing Committee of the Politburo about how best to proceed".

"The real reason (behind the mixed signals) is due to the misjudgement of the India government that Delhi has achieved a higher international status because it is being courted by the US, Japan, Vietnam and China," it says, reminding that India needs the co-operation and support of China to grow.

We evaluated the misjudgement rate of the aetiology of vaginal complaints.

Forza 6 feels like a worthy apology for the misjudgements it made with Forza 5.

The misjudgements and mishandling around Copenhagen wasted a lot of political momentum, and actually set the whole process back.

This unlikely motif--travel management as a political asset--played itself out through the misjudgements of several people in the Clinton sphere, and produced the political bungle that became Travelgate.

Conceivably, one or two of the misjudgements that triggered a series of bans may reflect some insidious anxiety in Waley-Cohen, a man whose unfettered riding has always seemed commensurate with his broader approach to life.

Driver feedback offers information on elderly drivers' driving performance and helps them be aware of the misjudgements or driving errors being made.