Sentence examples for committed blunder from inspiring English sources
All this was missed by the first inquiry, which was found to have committed blunder after blunder, assisted by errors by the police and "inappropriate conduct" by the Police Federation.
While castigating his critics, Taylor's account validated many of their criticisms that the Bulletin's managers committed blunder after blunder.
Nominee Sees Challenge Robert S. Mueller III, President Bush's choice to lead the F.B.I., acknowledged at his Senate confirmation hearing that the agency had been tarnished by problems and that employees who committed blunders must be held accountable.
Robert S. Mueller III, President Bush's choice to lead the Federal Bureau of Investigation, acknowledged today at his Senate confirmation hearing that the agency had been tarnished by serious problems and said that employees who committed blunders must be held accountable.
Rich said that the White House had committed blunders every step of the way, first by requesting the speech on the same night as the GOP debate and then by agreeing to move the date.
As a consequence, consumer companies often manage relationships haphazardly and unprofitably, committing blunders that undermine their connections with customers.
The United States is now strong enough, both economically and militarily, to commit blunders without sensing the immediate effects.
Although this is a good thing in many ways (an unsupervised government is more likely to commit blunders and excesses) it comes at a price.
As a result, they say, the youngsters are always committing blunders which make it just that much harder for the old-timers to get coöperation from telephone men.
Peter Geach called Cook Wilson "an execrably bad logician" (Geach 1978, 123) for committing blunders such as this.
All comedians and commentators commit blunders, as Harris-Perry and company did (although the jury is still out on that one considering the fact that the comments in question were made by the featured commentators).
