Sentence examples for disastrous errors from inspiring English sources

In response to these disastrous errors, a nonapocalyptic version of millennialism, the "sabbatical millennium," emerged.

It can also lead patients to make disastrous errors in trying to protect themselves from a heart attack.

Two disastrous errors of macroeconomic policy, but on both occasions output fully recovered before the end of each decade.

As he later said, "Mussolini was the greatest man of our century, but he committed certain disastrous errors.

One unfinished piece of business for Washington is to regulate the job-screening companies that routinely make disastrous errors when reporting criminal background information on job applicants.

The result of this process is his book "Six Amendments," which proposes a handful of changes to the Constitution that would undo what Stevens regards as disastrous errors by his colleagues over the course of his thirty-five-year tenure.

Pressed by MPs who repeatedly asked if the deal was a disastrous error, Marks said: "Disastrous error is harsh.

"I think playing the glamour card is a disastrous error as a literary writer," Egan said.

Then he could have led a diamond, preventing his partner from making a disastrous error.

Most observers now agree that the E.U. and the I.M.F. made a disastrous error.

The mediators' most disastrous error was their choice to put pressure on the victims.