Sentence examples for a very serious error from inspiring English sources
"I just made a very serious error of judgment over time," he said.
Losing Andy would have been a very serious error of judgement.
It was a "very serious error of judgment" by Cameron to hire Andy Coulson, the former editor of the News of the World – an organisation he said he regarded at the time as squalid.
However, Giles then goes on to make a very serious error of his own in handling the UK data: he treats changes in the way wealth inequality is measured over the decades as if they were real changes in the underlying distribution of wealth.
But if he gave up no runs, hits and walks in that virtuoso turn on the mound in Williamsport, Pa., both his father and his mentor were soon run out of Little League baseball; his team, the Rolando Paulino All-Stars, was hit with forfeiture of all its victories that year, and Danny walked away having been misused, many said, by adults who made a very serious error.
A sample that indicates the target population is receiving adequate levels of coverage, when in fact coverage is inadequate, is a very serious error indeed.
Two months later, it issued a report finding "very serious errors in judgment" by officers on the ground, as well as responsibility up through the military chain of command, and called for better security measures against terrorism in U.S. government installations throughout the world.
Why did a Congressional investigation find that "very serious errors in judgment" led to the death of 241 Americans six months later?
Dr Frost raised genuine concerns about potential criminality following a very serious dispensing error on a military camp and he believes that he was dismissed for doing so".
The data suggest that very serious errors are relatively rare, but schools and colleges tell us otherwise.
The board reprimanded Pereira for making "very serious errors" in the lead-up to his official start, and said he had overstepped the mark by buying four productions for La Scala from the Austrian festival, where he is the artistic director, despite not having the authority to do so.
