Sentence examples for catastrophic judgment from inspiring English sources

Labour leader Ed Miliband said the latest evidence showed what a "catastrophic" judgment it had been for Mr Cameron to take Mr Coulson with him into Downing Street.

The prime minister to admit he made a "catastrophic judgment" in appointing the former News of the World editor Andy Coulson as Downing Street director of communications.

(Labour leader Ed Miliband immediately pounced upon the release of Goodman's letter, saying Cameron had shown "catastrophic" judgment in hiring Coulson).

During the heated exchange that ensues, Mr. Miliband calls the decision to "a catastrophic error of judgment".

MacAskill's explanation for the decision-making process he followed was attacked as "flawed" and a "catastrophic error of judgment", Baker said.

There is certainly plenty of evidence for that; whether or not those potential consequences are deemed "catastrophic" is a judgment call.

It might be seen now – especially by Labour people – as a catastrophic error of judgment to hand devolution to the Scottish people.

Labour has argued from the outset that the government made a catastrophic error of judgment in choosing to reorganise the NHS at this time of unprecedented financial challenge.

Blair's noisy support for an invasion of Iraq was a catastrophic error of judgment for more reasons than the failure to discover weapons of mass destruction.

The early decisions to rule out a second referendum and forgo a cross-party approach to negotiations will, of course, be seen as catastrophic errors of judgment.

"Now is the time for Theresa May to apologise for such a potentially catastrophic error of judgment and answer questions as to what led her to make this mistake and why she was adamant she was right".