Sentence examples for making errors that from inspiring English sources

This week, he blamed the country's political leadership at the start of the war for making "errors" that cost the lives of millions.

But she has repeatedly stumbled on the political side, making errors that, some officials fear, threaten her ability to pursue her department's agenda.

The Braves were not exactly at their best last night at summery Shea Stadium, making errors that led to two unearned runs and cost them a 3-1 defeat.

As well as its unsparing critique of Lansley, the 80-page assessment of how the NHS has fared under the coalition also accuses David Cameron of making errors that allowed Lansley to press ahead with a "sweeping and complicated" reorganisation of the NHS in England, even though the coalition agreement of May 2010 had specifically ruled one out.

There were a lot of things they did not do well tonight: Ted Lilly started and lasted an inning and a third, and Derek Jeter and Scott Brosius continued to struggle defensively, each making errors that led to a total of five unearned runs.

Besides making errors that allowed Enron to conceal business transactions that should have been disclosed, Andersen also failed to alert Enron's audit committee to the accounting firm's own concerns about the adequacy of Enron's disclosure of the conflicts involved in these transactions.

He made errors that would be mocked in the majors.

They make errors that involve individual sounds, whole words and phrases.

But Peabody's scientists made errors that were easy to identify and point out to the Judge.

The review was especially critical of the pharmacy at the 300-patient home, which officials said had made errors that led to two of the five deaths.

Nashville goalie Tomas Vokoun and defenseman Kimmo Timonen, both All-Stars, made errors that led to a pair of Blue Jackets goals in a three-goal first period.