Sentence examples for errors and misjudgments from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, there's a brief, violent cascade of errors and misjudgments.

He said: "The fact is that the prosecution have caused this situation by a series of errors and misjudgments".

The death of Tillman is handled deftly — and sad it is, the end of a series of errors and misjudgments, some of which border on the criminal.

There are only two ingredients, which must be combined and then separated, but somehow these variables can produce an almost limitless number of errors and misjudgments, any one of which can smother the flavors.

His first television ad showed her face above the San Francisco skyline, the Golden Gate Bridge rising before her, as a man's voice described Ms. Harris's "errors and misjudgments".

But at least it's done with, leaving Clinton with nearly four months to repair the damage — a process that began with this week's endorsement from Bernie Sanders, and that will surely continue, whether before or at the Democratic National Convention, with some fuller acknowledgment by the candidate of her errors and misjudgments.

This was always an absurd view: the failure to protect Baby P was a tragic accumulation of errors, exceptions, and misjudgments, some tiny and seemingly inconsequential, others major and far-reaching, on the part of social workers, police, health services, lawyers and family welfare workers.

Despite regrettable incidents of error and misjudgment, both the United States and Israel have acted as humanely as possible in an unimaginably challenging situation.

Of 65 cases, a breach of the doctor's duty to explain was noted in 30 cases, doctor's faults such as technical errors, misjudgment, and diagnosis error were noted in three cases, and both a breach of the doctor's duty to explain and doctor's fault were noted in 32 cases (data not shown).

Dr. Green, who practices medicine in Denver, said that though initially he was confident that his mother was being well cared for, eventually, he started to notice errors, misjudgment and inattention.

A United Nations report, issued last year, admits that errors, misjudgment and "an inability to recognize the scope of the evil confronting us" resulted in the failure to protect Bosnian Muslims from the Serb campaign of mass murder.