Sentence examples for costly misjudgment from inspiring English sources
Now he is gone, although the binder remains, testament to a colossal, and costly, misjudgment by the Mets.
Mahrez was appointed to take it and Guardiola later apologised to Jesus for what might have been a costly misjudgment.
Myners talked of "acute systemic weaknesses" that "have gravely damaged the organisation"; of "a series of costly strategic misjudgments"; and said that "elected directors have simply not been up to their task".
For Vettel and Ferrari, who have shared a series of costly errors and misjudgments this season, it seems clear after Suzuka that the title has gone.
In a season in which his misjudgments have proved very costly, it looked to be the final nail in the coffin.
Tunneling in weak rock requires some special considerations, since misjudgment in support design results in costly failures.
But under a special program Panamanians are being trained for the tricky work in which a misjudgment of a few feet can result in dented hulls, crushed piers and costly lawsuits.
Nor does Thomas accept any blame for his many other misjudgments, such as the $60 million he spent on Jerome James and Jared Jeffries, or the unprotected lottery picks he traded to acquire Curry, or his costly feuds with Brown and Marbury.
It was another misjudgment.
This is spectacular misjudgment.
