Sentence examples for major misjudgment from inspiring English sources

This critique is a major misjudgment.

But this is a major misjudgment that is unlikely to enhance the reputation of either Juvenal or Callow.

This would be a major misjudgment, one based on their overestimation of the risks posed by reform.

Less widely reported is Blair's account of his other major misjudgment in the Middle East: his stubborn refusal to call for a ceasefire during the 2006 Lebanon war.

In Monaco, Hamilton dominated the entire weekend and, even though he was more culpable in his defeat than was immediately apparent, the decision to pull him in for an unnecessary tyre change was a major misjudgment by his team.

It was unfortunate that his one major misjudgment resulted in a penalty and goal for Ghana in the semi-final, but Ovono mixes the exuberance of youth with a genuine sense of command and it would be interesting to see how he would fare higher up the football food chain.

Instead, Cameron has chosen to pick a fight, making major misjudgments on immediate action, the scale of budget cuts and the nature of longer term reform.

"Tonight's verdict does not change the fact that the credit rating agencies have made major misjudgments over recent years, not least in giving top ratings to US sub-prime mortgages before the global financial crash.

Hampton makes it clear that from his point of view "what happened was a series of major misjudgments about lending decisions and the acquisition of ABN Amro, but these are [just] very big bad business judgments.

Asked about what went wrong, Hampton said: "It's clear to me that what happened was a series of major misjudgments about lending decisions and the acquisition of ABN Amro … These were very big, bad business judgments, but they were not acts of criminal vandalism.

That's a major economic misjudgment".