Sentence examples for lethal mistake from inspiring English sources

For many gulf coast gulls, terns and cormorants, this has been a lethal mistake.

"The church made a lethal mistake when Michael Ramsey was appointed archbishop by Harold Macmillan.

It has failed to satisfy Jubair, who wants a public acknowledgement from the US of its lethal mistake.

At the beginning of his TEDx talk, reflecting on his previous exercise habits, he says, "I'm worried I may have made a lethal mistake".

And just as Simon let up ever so slightly to get broken to begin the third set, Baker fell prey to the same subtle but lethal mistake.

Ambassador Daniel Fried, who was appointed by Obama to manage the closure of Guantánamo, and who served in the Bush Administration, told me that the process was "remarkably effective," but hovering in the background was the fear of making a lethal mistake.

Moreover, it is making serious if not lethal mistakes that will lead to more insecurity to say the least.

Last year the disparate factions of hardline anti-ceasefire republicans held a commemoration in County Tyrone to remember fallen IRA members killed by the security forces, loyalist terror groups or by their own lethal mistakes.

He led the Federal Reserve Bank of New York while money-center banks made lethal mistakes of faulty risk management — and he did zero to stop it, as far as is known.

The human genome evolved to resist the effects of single lethal mistakes.

But besides that, Schwartzmann admits there has been precious little justice for the individual prisoners who survived Gusman's lethal mistakes.