Sentence examples for serious blunders from inspiring English sources

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

What fresh revelatory nuggets Sir John and the gang tease from Mr Blair will be conflated into front-page headlines, but expect no serious blunders from him.

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

The video was for a charity event, but it will go down as one of the more serious blunders of the season.

Future generations will view the misguided policies and priorities of the Bush administration as among the darker and more serious blunders in our history.

New Zealand started off far more regulated and protected than Australia.Nevertheless, New Zealand's reformers made some serious blunders, which must carry some of the blame for the economy's performance.

Finally, in 1254 Henry made a serious blunder.

A serious blunder by unions, managements or politicians could make an election impact.

But on the issue of Dr Qaradawi's visit Ken has made a serious blunder.

"We have to express our apologies for this serious blunder," Herzog said.

Reagan began to respond with mistakes, and one of them was a particularly serious blunder.