Sentence examples for could blunder from inspiring English sources
It could blunder on at least until June which is the first monitoring round when the finance minister has to assess things.
A prime example of how we will blunder into it is through responding falsely to a false alarm, but there are other ways we could blunder into it, too.
They might provoke South Korea to take military action against them, and that military action could escalate into a wider conflict involving the U.S. Thus, North Korea could blunder into a major war — a war that they would surely lose.
Security of course is the one thing that Blippy, a site dependent on users divulging credit card transactions, could not blunder.
Labour sources acknowledged yesterday that the party could have blundered by announcing the new leader on the first day of the conference.
In "The Good Terrorist" (1985) she expanded on her theory that acts of terror could be blundered into, rather than ruthlessly planned: again, alarums and confusion.
They could hear him blundering toward them, cracking twigs, calling out to them, Wait, my children, wait a moment, do not abandon me!
If she tries to use the Iraq issue against the Republicans, by, for example, warning that a G.O.P. President could end up blundering into another war, she will open herself to criticisms, counterattacks, and endless rehashings of her 2002 vote.
Chancellor North was criticised both for lacking compassion and for the general conduct of the proceedings: "No experienced criminal solicitor could conceivably have blundered so badly and consistently".
Mercifully, no one could hear as she blundered through folk songs and riffs and scraps of Bach — the music she had known.
