But he argues that Clinton badly erred in failing to achieve an accord between the Israelis and Palestinians.
But the judges badly erred when they found an analogy between speech and money.
They have badly miscalculated.
They had badly neglected their teeth.
"Lee has erred badly and on reflection may realise that he has damaged the image of the game of cricket," wrote Hadlee.
A surge on Wall Street might have been a sign that the Fed had erred badly.Financial analysts who had been betting on an interest-rate cut of half a point or more need a history lesson or an economics lesson or, preferably, both.
He had claimed to have erred under pressure.
Skeptics said Mann and colleagues had erred badly in their statistical analysis, and some hinted at deliberate distortion.
And everyone seemed to agree that City Hall had erred badly in designating Gerritsen Beach -- which is surrounded by water on three sides -- as part of Zone B, meaning that evacuation was not required.
Because who among us has not erred?
