Sentence examples for blunders committed in from inspiring English sources

However, there was greater public outrage over blunders committed in the 1856 Crimean War.

Again and again, several important players on Vice President Al Gore's team said Mr. Lieberman's comments that Sunday were the most telling example of the political lapses and public relations blunders committed in the Florida standoff.

• The search for a new definition also follows several embarrassments for the industry as new media make it easier for consumers to learn about the mix-ups and blunders committed in the name of trying to influence what they buy and believe.

It was, by all accounts, an entirely preventable blunder, committed in front of an audience of 23 million television viewers, that exposed the weaknesses of an organization that has long spurned the safeguards of a modern presidential campaign, such as the free software that detects plagiarism.

"Only consider what a blunder you would commit in doing as Cleon recommends.

The odd decision is one in a string of recent judgment-related blunders committed by the social networking site recently.

When the history books are written, the economic blunders Europe committed in the name of sound money will be right up there with Britain's decision to go back on the gold standard in 1925.

"Hamilton made no blunders, committed no frauds.

In a study designed to clarify and extend previous research on social blunders in social anxiety, 32 participants with social anxiety disorder (SAD), 25 anxious control (AC) participants with anxiety disorders other than SAD, and 25 healthy control (HC) participants with no history of anxiety problems estimated the costs of hypothetical blunders committed by either themselves or by others.

The Wisden editor, Sydney Pardon, commented: "A fatal blunder was committed in leaving out Buckenham a blunder for which it was generally understood that MacLaren was responsible.

Speaking at a development summit, India Prime Minister Manmohan Singh came out in full support of the beleaguered IPCC head Rajendra Pachauri, the first time Singh had addressed the issue after IPCC offered its "regret" on the blunder it committed in predicting that glaciers in the Himalayas would melt away by 2035.