Sentence examples for flaws in judgment from inspiring English sources

Sleep-deprived residents are subject to potentially life-threatening flaws in judgment.

A report from the district's charter school division accuses El Camino of demonstrating "an inability to determine how public funds are being used," adding that "fatal flaws in judgment... call into serious question the organization's ability to successfully implement the charter in accordance with applicable law and district requirements".

In its latest documents, L.A. Unified accuses El Camino of demonstrating "an inability to determine how public funds are being used and identify specific instances of their use for personal expenses," adding that "fatal flaws in judgment … call into serious question the organization's ability to successfully implement the charter in accordance with applicable law and district requirements".

We've all experienced a moment of weakness or a flaw in judgment, but those mistakes, no matter how devastating they may have seemed at the time or even seem right now, are not the things that truly matter in the end.

"Seabert Olsen has shown a consistent often violent flaw in judgment when it pertains to the needs and safety of Black students, other students of color, Trans students, students with disabilities, students who have experienced sexual assault….

People with dementia show glaring flaws in their judgment.

Perhaps there is some odd flaw in his judgment of people – he had also been rather ungracious to those who had opposed his original selection as MEP in the east Midlands, such as the Chesterfield MP Paul Holmes whom he had sacked as housing spokesman.

"I don't understand how Mr. Weiner is returning to politics so soon after a terrible, terrible scandal that demonstrated a severe flaw in character and in judgment," he said.

In addition, the brief said, "the unconstitutional flaws in the Florida Supreme Court's judgment immediately bore further unconstitutional fruit" when the recount decision was carried out on Friday night and Saturday morning.

Countless small oversights and flaws in equipment, procedures, and human judgment tend to build up over time to generate distinct vulnerabilities until an otherwise controllable opportunistic event spins out of control.

Goff's judgment has been criticised on several points by academics, who highlight flaws in wording which leave parts of the judgment ambiguous and a selective assessment of Rylands that ignores outside influences.