Sentence examples for dire mistake from inspiring English sources
However, she added, it would be a dire mistake to attend the conference and avoid the human rights issue.
JAY N. FELDMAN Port Washington, N.Y., March 28 , 2012 While Mr. Keller and Mr. Gottlieb have started a welcome dialogue, they both make the dire mistake of overemphasizing the military's role in national security.
The most famous modern example is Nancy Reagan's engineering the ouster of chief of staff Donald T. Regan, who had made the dire mistake of hanging up on her.
It is meant to be read in its entirety so as to not make the dire mistake of dismissing medication as an often needed, life changing intervention approach.
Change can be difficult, and uncertainty frightening, but it's our responsibility to educate ourselves before that lack of knowledge turns into a dire mistake.
ISIS is surviving as the result of the dire mistakes committed by governments of the region".
The GPs also talked about the fear of not making the right decision when assessing suicide or danger risk given the dire consequences of a mistake - e.g. compared to a mistake in diagnosing for example stomach pain.
But to think that reversing Brexit is the way to confront racism is a mistake with dire consequences.
I don't think this is a stealth tax, but I think it is a big mistake with dire consequences not thought through by Treasury mandarins.
Make no mistake; the dire consequences of this unabated rush to plunder threaten to be just as damaging as those of the first.
