Sentence examples for blunder raised from inspiring English sources
An article on the front page of the Times the next day said that the blunder raised "concerns about whether the White House is applying any rigor to the process of approving airstrikes," and a front-page article in the Washington Post called it "the worst friendly-fire incident of the war against the Islamic State".
With austerity measures shrinking the economy and tax receipts and European Union blunders raising interest rates, it also missed deficit targets.
The JPMorgan trading blunder has raised new questions about the future of Wall Street regulation.
But in a country with the world's second-largest online advertising market, after the United States, and where in the past the company has made serious blunders and raised privacy concerns in trying to unseat the local leader, Yahoo Japan, Google is finally winning new friends.
It almost seems as if the BoJ is in a hurry to make its mistake before the finance ministry makes its own blunder, by raising taxes.
The recent problems were only the latest programming blunders to raise questions about the stability and reliability of the nation's increasingly computer-driven stock markets.
Previously on "Rap Genius' SEO blunders", the startup had raised $15 million from Andreessen Horowitz to annotate the web.
It may help to allay some of the concerns raised by recent blunders at the airport, including a traveler's discovery in February that she had cleared security with a five-inch butcher knife in her handbag.
Russia's actions in Ukraine and Syria have raised fears that some blunder or reckless act could draw Nato into a confrontation with its huge eastern neighbour.
In a strongly-worded statement released on Monday night, the club's board of directors urged Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman Al Khalifa to "stop the blunders" and said doubts had been raised about the confederation's integrity and fairness.
A documentary film about the scandal, Attacking the Devil, and the storyline of the BBC's Call the Midwife, have recently significantly raised awareness of the blunders more than 50 years ago.
