Sentence examples for serious misjudgement from inspiring English sources

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The one serious misjudgement in Mulholland's plan was his calculation of how fast the newly watered city would outgrow the initial infusion of water.

But many senior clerics feel his involvement with a news organisation so tainted by the phone-hacking scandal was "a serious misjudgement".

Fazackerley, one of English football's most respected coaches and part of the former England manager's inner circle during the Swede's year at Eastlands, believes those who hired and fired Eriksson made a serious misjudgement when they replaced him in the summer of 2008, setting the club's development back.

Then, a serious misjudgement from Thomas Sorensen allowed Kevin Davies's cross from the right to sneak past him at the near post and put Wanderers in front.

As for Fabregas, if Wenger really did have the chance to bring him back to the club and declined, then this must be viewed as a serious misjudgement.

"I have written to the Speaker to inform her directly of the views of my electorate, and both their and my disappointment in the serious entitlement misjudgement".

The larger point here is not Prescott's personal opinions - anyone who knows his politics will not be surprised by his view of Bush, nor is it his recently acquired proclivity for serious political misjudgements.

While I agree that there was some frivolous material, which was neither here nor there, his references to money-making were surely serious errors of misjudgement on Allardyce's part.

He added: "I'm confident viewers and listeners understand that broadcasters cannot do their jobs without occasionally making some serious editorial mistakes or financial misjudgements.

His serious mistakes based on naive misjudgements put real people at risk and damaged US national interests.