Through some initial blunders we learned the second rule: The research should not be conducted merely because I find it intellectually interesting.
In the aftermath of their initial blunders, however, they have been more meticulous about the process of reassembly and reburial.
It would have been far better for McCain to have corrected the misstatements himself, hours, even days, after making the initial blunders.
Not a surprising move considering the kerfuffle they and other companies were embroiled in thanks to Carrier IQ's initial PR blunders, but announcing that they were taking steps to remedy the issue via software update could have scored Sprint some serious brownie points.
After catching a show-stopping bug soon after the initial release, his company Blunder Move promptly issued an update.
In an author's note at the beginning of your book, you issue a mea culpa: "In the great media blunders during the initial coverage of this story, where nearly everyone got the central factors wrong, I was among the guilty parties.
Balancing that, analysts said that Handspring made two grave blunders after its successful initial public offering in 2000 raised about $200 million.
As usual, the United States was the lead player, but it is responsible for the major blunder committed when, after the initial victory, European allies sought desperately to shore up security beyond Kabul by sending troops to outlying provinces.
In fairness, Israel's own blunders have contributed to the initial damning impression of events in Jenin.
The author claimed the initial English version was "sloppy" and "full of blunders," and eventually chose to retranslate the novel himself.
