Sentence examples similar to time miscalculations from inspiring English sources

Five years, maybe?" One of Babcock's all-time miscalculations happened to be a high school player, Tracy McGrady in 1997.

And, of course, he will defend the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan despite admitting this week for the first time that miscalculations were made after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, in an interview with the New York Times.

Not huge -- but this time a major miscalculation on his part.

Even so, it does look as if Capello's aloof, presidential manner has led him to a miscalculation this time.

But a wrong turn, a miscalculation in time or distance can bring trouble.

Isaac overcame the lost time from the fuel miscalculation, and retook the lead.

This has to be one of the worst diplomatic miscalculations of all time for a president-elect, and we should add, his incoming administration ― since it was apparently not just another foot-in-mouth event for Trump but a deliberate strategy complete with lobbyist influence.

But this time, there was a deadly miscalculation.

His absence at such an important time is the kind of miscalculation that can finish political careers.

My miscalculation of the time difference meant an early start the next morning to try and get up the Eiffel Tower before the Saturday crowds.

They could not undo the violence in Iraq; but they could make sure they wouldn't commit the same miscalculation a second time.