Sentence examples for be a huge error from inspiring English sources

Moving ahead would be a huge error.

"Having won the campaign," Mr. Patten said this week, "it would be a huge error if the international coalition were to lose the peace".

But even if the Urban Institute and Gabel estimates are low by a million or two -- which would be a huge error -- it'd still be far less than the 7.7 million who would instantly lose insurance from an adverse ruling in King v. Burwell -- to say nothing of the millions more who would have to pay higher premiums in the future because state insurance markets would be in such trouble.

But it's a huge error to pin these unacceptable crimes on "segregation".

"It was a huge error in judgment following a frustrating tour for me," he said.

"It was a huge error in judgment following a frustrating tour for me and I deeply regret my behaviour.

The Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, said it was "a huge error of judgment" and claimed Turkey had moved a step closer to EU membership.

For May to appoint Woolf in the first place and then to persist with her once the connection was known was a huge error of judgment.

None more so than General Michael Flynn, recently retired head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Pentagon's intelligence arm, who says bluntly in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel that the Iraq war "was a huge error.

That is a HUGE error that is propagated across the policy advocacy community and which the wedges paper has sustained because it (along with all the mostly baseless stuff about "free" efficiency and such) allows people to pretend that action is possible without any tears.

"It was a huge error on my part," Mr. McCurry recalled the other day after watching a relentless White House press corps badger Scott McClellan, the current White House press secretary, about a hunting accident in which Vice President Dick Cheney shot a friend, Harry M. Whittington, and delayed telling the news media about it.