Sentence examples for grievous mistakes from inspiring English sources

Third, Obama will want to avoid one of Labour's most grievous mistakes: forgetting his raison d'etre.

There were no grievous mistakes, no stupid plays, nothing on which to hang the loss.

The West has learned through bitter experience to avoid the grievous mistakes it made from the outset of that venture.

The call for BBC websites to be slimmed down to protect the future of local papers ignores the grievous mistakes made down the years by profit-seeking publishers.

By the end, with all the outrages and grievous mistakes of the last quarter-century piled up, this has become a tremendously important television document with real impact.

At first glance, the growing litany of grievous mistakes made by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in recent years seems to lack a common thread.

I believe it is a grievous mistake".

That would be a grievous mistake.

Then Raffaello De Ruggieri, a lawyer who considered the depopulation campaign a grievous mistake, moved in.

This week Congress has a chance to begin fixing that grievous mistake.

They consider excessive growth a grievous mistake for a young enterprise, and almost always fatal.