Sentence examples for possible blunder from inspiring English sources

But in what some officials described as a possible blunder, the officials said no effort had been made to keep track of the informer, making it impossible to trace whoever provided the tape.

Again it was tyres that dominated discussions after qualification: that Ferrari would have to start the Chinese Grand Prix wearing worn super-softs was thought to be a possible tactical blunder.

It was a rocky start to a flight that promised to soar but spent most of its time at low altitude dodging mountain after mountain before a rough landing with the political – and possible financial – blunder that was the latest free-to-air television deal, which was also the making of powerful enemies across the media and rugby league landscapes.

How is it possible for our blunderers to blunder so often?

Since then a series of mysteries have emerged over secret service blunders and possible complicity with the Red Brigades.

It will not be easy, but none of this would have been possible but for George Bush's blunders.

Whether it is spending too long in a postdoc appointment, relying too much on their advisor, or simply not taking ownership of their career, there are many possible ways that early-career scientists can blunder.

And it is possible, as the battle continues, that irreparable blunders will occur.

Icann had to pull its application site off line on April 12 after a bug made it possible for applicants to view other applications (no small blunder when you consider that it costs each applicant $185,000 to apply).

While anything is possible, it's unlikely that Fiorina would make the tremendous blunder of declaring victory if she wasn't absolutely sure HP had the votes.

Our own state has made some serious blunders in this area - always with the best possible intentions, of course.