Sentence examples for a grievous error of from inspiring English sources

"He made a grievous error of judgment in the fall of 2000 when he tried to face off with Hamas in an arena where Hamas has a significant advantage – terrorism and violence.

The Office of Government Integrity had found that Mr. Santiago, who resigned last month, broke ethics laws and made "a grievous error of judgment" when he demanded the documents.

The former superintendent, Joseph Santiago, left, who resigned last month, made "a grievous error of judgment" when he ordered subordinates to turn over investigative documents pertaining to him or his staff, according to a report from the State Office of Government Integrity.

Former National Security Adviser J.N. Dixit believed that Nehru made a grievous error of judgment in ordering an all-out general offensive when it should have been selective, gradual and area-specific.

Similarly, the Court makes a grievous error of logic and law when it reasons that growing membership is evidence that the group was not harmed by denial of RSO status.

In a rapid return to the name-calling characteristic of Ulster politics after a day of fresh hope for the peace negotiations, Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein, the political wing of the I.R.A., accused Mr. Trimble of blundering into a "grievous error" and told him to "butt out" of the disarmament issue.

"But not giving the women in the 2020 field a fair shot because of these fears would be a grievous error".

The reader will not, in fact, be terribly surprised to learn that the editor's visit to the home of the mysterious writer proves to be a grievous error.

Mr. Scheck, one of the founders of the Innocence Project at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York, said the rapid turnaround showed not only the power of DNA evidence but also Mr. Hynes's willingness to acknowledge a grievous error.

This was a grievous error.

But we can prevent a grievous error from being done".