Sentence examples for a disastrous error from inspiring English sources

"I think playing the glamour card is a disastrous error as a literary writer," Egan said.

Then he could have led a diamond, preventing his partner from making a disastrous error.

Most observers now agree that the E.U. and the I.M.F. made a disastrous error.

Pressed by MPs who repeatedly asked if the deal was a disastrous error, Marks said: "Disastrous error is harsh.

But they also made a disastrous error in judgment that cost a man his life, placed innocent bystanders at risk and roiled the civic peace.

There is an appetite for revenge, a longing to escape at least from the moral consequences of a disastrous error by finding someone to blame.

This was a disastrous mistake.

In what is now widely recognised as a disastrous policy error, that was cut in half in two years.

However, the Conservatives were confident that the Labour leader had made a disastrous political error for which he would pay a price at the next election.

The Royals' first baseman then made it home on a grounder, helped by a disastrous throwing error by his Mets opposite number, Lucas Duda.

The mediators' most disastrous error was their choice to put pressure on the victims.