Sentence examples for own blunder from inspiring English sources

It almost seems as if the BoJ is in a hurry to make its mistake before the finance ministry makes its own blunder, by raising taxes.

Mr. Reilly said he believed Paterno "died of a broken heart" because "after accomplishing so much" he had to wrestle at his career's end with allegations of sex abuse by an assistant coach and his own blunder in reporting the crimes to university administrators but not to the police.

Everton did not look back and missed chances in the second half as they attacked the Gwladys Street End through Gareth Barry's miscue from 12 yards and Lukaku's own blunder from a Naismith flick in the six-yard box.

Hoekstra, who has previously expressed concern about national security leaks, once committed his own blunder in 2009 when speaking to reporters about a classified House intelligence committee briefing.

Washington needs to crack the denial and stop blaming others for its own blunders.

He wishes the war hadn't happened; therefore, except for our own blundering, it hasn't.

Thanks to its own blunders with pay-TV but also to the advertising slump, ITV is in a hole.

(Late on, one congressman slipped in $250,000 to finance research into chewing gum).True, Congress made its own blunders by not working out its position beforehand.

This year, in response to food-price inflation and his own blundering efforts to quash the judiciary and media, his popularity has collapsed.

Things have gone nowhere as well as Osborne expected when he arrived in spring 2010 and this is partly, though not entirely, due to his own blunders.

Knicks officials are under no obligation to acknowledge employee misdeeds — or even their own blunders — but ignoring the concerns of an already-beleaguered fan base is just bad business.