Sentence examples for grave lapses from inspiring English sources

Indeed, grave lapses by national regulators are among the main reasons European leaders have decided to put the European Central Bank in charge of bank regulation.

The case is once against casting "a harsh spotlight on seemingly grave lapses of corporate governance at a top-tier Japanese company".

And so began a boardroom battle that has now cost both men their jobs, wiped out over half the company's stock market value, and once against cast a harsh spotlight on seemingly grave lapses of corporate governance at a top-tier Japanese company.

In the few grave lapses in its long history, The Times had always taken the view that a renewal of trust would be won by a renewal of good editing rather than by what Keller has called "orgies of self-absorption".

At the same time, physicians are as capable as anyone else of grave lapses in judgment.

To every little Beltway thing there is a season: a time to heal (that was in Morris's "Behind the Oval Office: Winning the Presidency in the Nineties," in which the author offered "a public apology" to his wife, Clinton, Al Gore and White House staffers for "my grave lapse of moral standards" -- a scandal involving a prostitute) and a time to settle scores.

We're as guilty as Sgt. Bergdahl in that his alleged desertion was perhaps a grave lapse of judgment.

"Undoubtedly, at first impression, there appears to have been a grave lapse here," Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan acknowledged in an interview with Israel Radio.

I think the failure to test chemicals under [TSCA] represents a grave lapse in stewardship," Landrigan charges.

Grave, disturbing lapses, which people scramble to correct.

Doctors or staff members who respond "no" are guilty of a grave medical lapse.