Sentence examples for what a miscalculation from inspiring English sources

What a blunder this thing has been, win or lose, what a miscalculation on the part of the president.

What a gross miscalculation of the aftermath.

Impeachment in the Philippines The KMT hangs fire Basu the Marxist bows out Sickening Reprints Related topics Coups Government and politics War and conflict Frank Bainimarama FijiEight of the CRW soldiers arrested for backing Mr Speight were released on bail only a few days before last week's mutiny, in what now looks like a miscalculation.

But the defense lawyer made what turned out to be a miscalculation.

In an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Bush said he had made "a miscalculation of what the conditions would be" in postwar Iraq.

Mr. Bush also acknowledged for the first time that he made a "miscalculation of what the conditions would be" in postwar Iraq.

[Page A17.] Mr. Bush also acknowledged for the first time that he made a "miscalculation of what the conditions would be" in postwar Iraq.

Who qualifies for how much of a subsidy, and what is the tax penalty for a miscalculation?

The basis of what I rightly anticipated would prove a miscalculation went back to Archie's academic background.

But so have major ones: waiting too long to address the right tackle position, opting not to obtain a proven receiver and, in what appears a gross miscalculation, extending Sanchez's contract.

But a miscalculation, he insists, is what it was; it's a misunderstanding of standup to conclude that it showed Richards to be a racist himself.