Sentence examples for blunders and omissions from inspiring English sources

The district attorney, Pat Lykos, said Mr. Rachell's conviction resulted from "a series of unfortunate events, blunders and omissions".

Lord Hutton seems unable to grasp a simple truth: all journalism is conducted against a background of official obfuscation and deceit, which does much to explain our blunders and omissions.

In this post, I want to do two things: offer a partial list of Urwand's omissions and blunders; and make public some research on one aspect of these tormented issues by Steven Carr, of Indiana University-Purdue University. University-Purdue University

Harvard University Press has issued a statement defending its publication of a book on the relationship between Hollywood studios and the Nazi regime, following a long critique from the New Yorker film critic David Denby charging the author, Ben Urwand, with "omissions and blunders" and suggesting that something "broke down" in the press's system of scholarly review.

In a Sept. 23 blog post, titled "How Could Harvard Have Published Ben Urwand's 'The Collaboration?," Mr. Denby went farther, retracting some of his earlier qualified praise, detailing what he called Mr. Urwand's "omissions and blunders," and urging the publisher to "acknowledge these problems and correct them in a revised edition that is better informed, if less sensational".

Errors and omissions inevitably occur.

§ 6.6 Covered acts and omissions.

The show has flaws and omissions.

There are other contradictions and omissions.

(f) relating to unlawful acts and omissions.

The scheme involved numerous acts and omissions.