Sentence examples similar to blunder attributed to from inspiring English sources

The mistake adds to blunders attributed to the Vietnamese medical system.

He also criticized the strategy of sending it to voters rather than to the Legislature — a blunder he attributed to people in Colorado, who wrote the measure — and said it would not be a good test case with which to try to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion.

Ross Douthat ("The Obama Era, Brought to You by the Iraq War," column, March 24) rewrites history when he says "the Bush administration's blunders" are attributed to "cluelessness".

One unlikely defender of Williams has been Fox News commentator Bill O'Reilly, who recently told viewers the anchor's blunder on Letterman could be attributed to the pressure to "be cool" in front of a hip talk show audience that doesn't watch the news.

Moreover, the financial problems of the teams in question can be attributed to marketing and political blunders that contraction won't solve.

Yet many of the blunders King and Crewe recall can be partly attributed to how the British run their government and politics.

While the company had its issues, it's unclear if they can be attributed to Iverson or were primarily related to engineering blunders and investors.

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It was sardonically attributed to "Management Trainee.

Many wondrous feats are attributed to him.

Later its variability was attributed to vegetation.