Sentence examples for many blunders from inspiring English sources

There could not have been so many blunders nor so many casualties.

"We made too many blunders, too many mistakes in our end," Holik said.

But what's most troubling about "SuperFreakonomics" isn't the authors' many blunders; it's the whole spirit of the enterprise.

Critics, including former departmental chiefs, think the rapid scaling-back of Whitehall has resulted in too many blunders.

It is harder to pinpoint exactly when ABC became the doomed network -- there are so many blunders to chose from.

An official inquiry into the tragedy identified many blunders in the government's handling of the incident, and recommended that criminal or disciplinary action be taken against culpable officials.

Avoid acting narrow-mindedly.This is exactly where many blunder.

And there's no excuse for the Guardian to make as many geographical blunders as we do.

What's more surprising in City on Fire are the many small blunders that an editor would normally fix.

The rebel army had its share of inept and contentious officers, but few made as many serious blunders as the so-called "Fighting Bishop".

A night after making so many uncharacteristic blunders — running into a double play, letting balls drop in the outfield — the Cardinals played up to their reputation as one of baseball's headier teams.