Sentence examples for human blunder from inspiring English sources

Obvious errors, like plane crashes, generally did not result from a single human blunder.

And so a clumsy attempt to make a messy human blunder sound like a computational error lives on; but, ironically, it remains perpetually titillating.

Gilbert saw the world as a chaotic place, in which our lives are brutal accidents of birth, fate and human blunder, a jungle of confusion and delusion, where we all aspire to be other than who we are, and where nobody is really who or what they seem to be.

Representative Paul E. Kanjorski, a Pennsylvania Democrat and the subcommittee chairman, said he called the hearing because "we cannot allow technological problems, regulatory loopholes or human blunders to spark the markets and cause panic".

Hopefully we'll be able to see less of the human blunders in 2014 when Brazilians host the big event.

At this point, the least impressive part of the package is the blundering human attached to one end.

TO ERR may be human, but some blunders are so egregious that they fall into the "you couldn't make it up" category.

A common theme in these plays is the tension between the sadness of the solitary human condition and blundering attempts to find solace in others, a tack often doomed to failure.

Quotes Harold Schindler, a journalist for the Salt Lake City Tribune who appears in the film: "Human endeavor and failure, blunders, mistakes, ambition, greed, all the elements...."....

Even without such blunders, international human rights advocates, union organizers and shareholder activists are putting these laws on the corporate social-responsibility agenda.

In a moving commentary in The New England Journal of Medicine, two Harvard doctors tackle the "human dimensions" of treatment blunders.