Sentence examples for a disastrous misstep from inspiring English sources
Haase turned a low-percentage drop shot into a disastrous misstep, popping the ball into the net and dropping his serve to trail 3-0.
Overall, this film does an eminently credible job until, in a disastrous misstep, it rolls the credits – and ends with a naff new song by U2.
To pull off such a broad flip-flop of strategy, Spiegel will have to learn to trust the data alongside his instincts, test products widely to avoid a disastrous misstep with the redesign and communicate with the world to boost confidence while Snap's share price sags.
But the furore was a distraction from a much more fundamental and disastrous misstep that the Abbott government is unleashing on Indigenous communities across the country.
His disastrous misstep — the joshing blasphemies about Christianity — point toward the anti-Christian side of the French Enlightenment, toward Voltaire's suave pagan ironies and sarcasms.
It's too easy to distance ourselves from the kinds of transgressions Saunders craftily alludes to, but the sobering truth is that if we're going to prevent more disastrous missteps our policy makers need these words in 2015 as much as the Khmer Rouge did so long ago.
The people who are in a position to know why the casino commission would make such a disastrous public relations misstep say the answer lies in another such rivalry, between the commission and the attorney general's office.
And she would keep her hat in the ring in the event Obama makes some horrendous misstep or gets mired in a disastrous scandal.
It was a disastrous experiment.
lingers as a disastrous flop.
