Sentence examples for by a fundamental error from inspiring English sources

Even "La Mer", the liveliest essay in the opening section ("Life"), is compromised by a fundamental error of judgment.

President Clinton committed what tonight's critics call a fundamental error by announcing that the United States would not send in ground troops.

Unfortunately, Rabito et al. (2012) made a fundamental error by comparing medians from soil data (Mielke et al. 2005), which I shared with them, with principally foundation soil data.

Elsewhere, however, an essay by the other curator, Michael Snodin, contains a fundamental error.

He believes the Conservatives – who are in part advised by his own Democratic campaign colleague Jim Messina – made a fundamental error in underestimating Miliband.

Hilton-Taylor argued, however, that there was a "fundamental error" in the methodology used by Melnick and his team.

A spokesman for the peer had said the BBC journalists had made a fundamental error and misinterpreted a key company document released by Impellam Group.

He called this a "fundamental error".

We made a fundamental error in presenting that world".

How could the CPS have made such a fundamental error of analysis?

A few hours before the protest started Jérome Cahuzac, a junior budget minister, described the demonstration as a "fundamental" error.