Sentence examples for basic blunders from inspiring English sources
The NHS trust that ran Stafford hospital has been fined £500,000 for "basic" blunders linked to the deaths of four vulnerable elderly patients between 2005 and 2014.
Not surprisingly, despite government's big, basic blunders in this debacle, politicos and much of the media are blaming "excessive deregulation".
From the most basic blunders to those innocent mistakes even the best of us make from time to time (lazy Sunday, anyone?), avoid the following style faux pas immediately.
By giving in to an alliance of the right and the rich, George Osborne has made a basic blunder that sends a missile into six years of Tory modernisation.
Such a basic branding blunder was a bad first impression for a company trying to target marketers.
"This appears to be a basic design blunder," Prof Ross Anderson, head of the University of Cambridge's computer security research group, told the BBC.
It was precisely by struggling, and occasionally blundering, with basic definitions of space and time that great scientists like Newton and Descartes made crucial progress in framing less ambitious theories, he said.
This chapter covers the basics of the XQuery language, the scalability issues surrounding integration of XQuery into a Java application, the blunders made while learning XQuery and native XML databases, and the safebets that will likely be in the XQuery specification in the near future and already exist in many XQuery implementations.
One more blunder needs to be added to the "string of mishaps" being traced by experts: deregulation of an industry providing a basic necessity.
The Blunders of Our Governments.
