Sentence examples for failure in judgment from inspiring English sources

In most cases the amnesia is complicated by failure in judgment and changes in character.

McCain told the VFW crowd on Monday that Obama "cannot quite bring himself to admit his own failure in judgment," particularly about the 2007 troop "surge" that Obama vigorously opposed in the Senate.

"Why else would you live here if not for some failure in judgment?" A lean, fine-featured man with a wispy beard and a warm tenor voice, he added with mild defiance: "Alice Munro lives in Ontario, which is sort of the Midwest of Canada.

Locating the city's emergency command center in a known al Qaeda target (the towers were struck in 1993 and al Qaeda publicly promised to return to finish the job) was a colossal failure in judgment on his part that cost hundreds of lives on 9/11.

As I learned later, this is exactly what E-Myth author Michael Gerber calls the "entrepreneurial seizure": the failure in judgment when someone decides to leave their job to go out on their own, but is wholly unprepared to run a business.

"As a leading BBC interviewer who is asking politicians about failures in judgment, failures in their private lives, inconsistencies, it was pretty rank of him to have an injunction while working as an active journalist," he added.

"As a leading BBC interviewer who is asking politicians about failures in judgment, failures in their private lives, inconsistencies, it was pretty rank of him to have an injunction while working as an active journalist.

"Looking at the full history of Dr. Maldonado's conduct, we have determined that his repeated failures in judgment make it inappropriate for him to continue as principal of Columbia Secondary".

Well, it allowed that "The Catcher in the Rye" had "a compulsive impact" even though "It is a sorry little worm's view of the off-beat of adult pressure, of contemporary strictures of sentiment". "Gone with the Wind" was "absorbing reading" that "could be a best seller". On the other hand, Kirkus is a bit lazy and impassive about digging up old failures in judgment.

"All of these add up to a serious failure in exercising judgment, responsibility and prudence," the report said.

"The failure, in my judgment, was in SUNY and the governor trying to accelerate the approval process when it really needed more time," he said.