Brown's early blunder created the position from which Foley landed the first of his seven kicks out of seven.
This blunder created a terrible appearance, inflamed Republicans and forced the attorney general to defer to Comey on Clinton — even though she didn't fully recuse herself from the case, and even though that is not his institutional role.
This blunder created an extraordinarily awkward and painful moment for everyone concerned host, contestants, organizers, show-runners, audience, and a vast number of viewers worldwide.
In one instance, inspectors discovered that auditors had lost the working papers for an important audit and tried to cover up their blunder by creating and back-dating false documents.
But when they designed their space, Mr. Adams and Ms. Belkin blundered by creating multiple, large floor-to-ceiling storefront windows that are now proving impossibly expensive to cover.
Because of modern-day confusion spawned by a 359-year-old surveying blunder that created the Notch, Mr. Cianfarani is now the owner of a Connecticut address, a Connecticut phone number and Connecticut tax bills he wants nothing to do with.
US economic blunders had created the mess and only "21st-century socialism" could fix it, said the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez.
Mr. Bush's retreat all but invites other rogues to push us around, or worse, in this interregnum of vulnerability that his verbal bluster and tactical blundering has created.
The blundering idiots created not just a Weimar Republic, but a entire Weimar Western World!
Gore is still downplaying his hyperbolic "I took the initiative in creating the Internet" blunder.
It is by not understanding the craving and desires that cause stress, or being aware of them that people blunder on craving more things and creating more and more chains.
