Sentence examples for a fatal misjudgment from inspiring English sources
But it made a fatal misjudgment.
James Purnell's green paper, published four days before the Glasgow East byelection, was a fatal misjudgment.
It was a potentially fatal misjudgment, which will leave Mr Cameron dangerously exposed when he tries to sell the limited "new settlement" discussed at the summit to the British public.
However, just as in his famous loss to the computer Deep Blue in 1997, Kasparov made a strange and ultimately fatal misjudgment.
My fellow liberals who have taken up this line are once again making a disastrous misjudgment.
Despite this "open and shut intelligence example," the British commander made independent and fatal misjudgments.
Worse, fledgling nuclear powers, lacking the safeguards that the United States and the Soviet Union eventually developed, will risk fatal misjudgments or accidents.
When Michael Brown was put on the spot for causing the unnecessary deaths of hundreds of people in New Orleans, his first instinct was to defend himself, not to express remorse for his fatal misjudgments.
That was a fatal mistake.
(b) "Contracting a fatal disease".
