Sentence examples for is a blunder from inspiring English sources
That is a blunder because direct relief spending is a more powerful stimulus than business tax breaks, and is better aimed at the neediest.
This is a blunder seen by Karen Harvey, a fashion headhunter, who said that it looks as if you are trying too hard.
If the giddy young, meaning teenagers caught up in maelstroms of shifting hormones and egocentric conundrums, have failed to notice, well, as Winston Churchill said, "Youth is a blunder".
Trying to censor this institution by calling for reassurances that its programs "will harmonize with the concerns" of a group of 9/11 family members is a blunder of great proportions.
Crisis management"The existential necessity of midlife change"Harvard Business Review, February 2008By Carlo Strenger and Arie RuttenbergBenjamin Disraeli, a prime minister of Britain in the 19th century, once noted gloomily that (to paraphrase) youth is a blunder, middle-age a struggle and old-age a regret.
Nation-building is a blunder-prone business, but it can succeed.
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