Sentence examples for as a misjudgement from inspiring English sources

Mr Horner, who was suffering from a paranoid personality disorder and depression, was left without a primary nurse for the last 12 days of his month-long stay, and his discharge was seen as a "misjudgement" the report into Blackburn Hyndburn and Ribble Valley health care trust said.

But Conservative former Deputy Prime Minister Lord Heseltine described Mr Clegg's challenge as "a misjudgement".

School sport has been betrayed by the Education Secretary, Michael Gove, whose scrapping of the partnership system was as craven a misjudgement as the original decision to sell off school playing fields.

The titular rocket engine is a double-edged sword, capable of blasting a car across the pitch to a loose ball (sometimes right through an unfortunate opponent) but just as easily leaving you hopelessly stranded after a misjudgement.

As for Fabregas, if Wenger really did have the chance to bring him back to the club and declined, then this must be viewed as a serious misjudgement.

But anyone who concedes a misjudgement in print may worry about being seen as fatally weakened – a lame-duck critic.

Button called the incident a "misjudgement" and was penalised five seconds by race officials, dropping him to 14th place, as well as having points put on his superlicence.

Celtic had to retain their purpose and it only needed a moment of assertiveness to re-establish the lead, though, and a misjudgement came to Celtic's aid, with Marek Suchy acting rashly as he pushed Samaras over inside the penalty area.

In my view she made a misjudgement, but not a colossal one.

The US had shown "a misjudgement of world reaction" and "a disconnection from reality".

Mr Pang admits that "domestic pressures could lead to a misjudgement by Chinese leaders".