Sentence examples for misjudgement and from inspiring English sources

Mr Godson accused Mr Barron of "disastrous editorial misjudgement" and "appalling stewardship of Newsnight".

The Fund, the ECB and the European commission made a fatal misjudgement and have now lost control of events.

Regrettably, the blood still being shed in eastern Ukraine tells another story – one of misjudgement and over-reach, and not only on the part of Russia.

Both the Guardian and The Times have given the show a damning one-star review, calling it a "major misjudgement" and "torturous".

"The first one Webster was just misjudgement and the second and third were two young lads who were a bit overzealous in the tackle.

Button called the incident a "misjudgement" and was penalised five seconds by race officials, dropping him to 14th place, as well as having points put on his superlicence.

This media blindness compounds government misjudgements and prevents lessons being learned from previous disasters.

They insist Labor's poor polling since the leadership change is a result of Gillard's misjudgements and policy failures.

The misjudgements and mishandling around Copenhagen wasted a lot of political momentum, and actually set the whole process back.

The shadow Health Secretary John Healey said: "The Future Forum report is a demolition job on the Tory-led Government's misjudgements and mishandling of the NHS over the past year".

Therefore, Semi-TCP is beneficial for nodes to avoid misjudgements and release congestion status quickly.