Sentence examples for severe mistakes from inspiring English sources
And now, for the umpteenth time, angels have flown into heaven and paid for the mistakes of other human beings, severe mistakes," he told the Associated Press.
According to the announcement of the charges, Bo "abused his power, made severe mistakes, and bore major responsibility" for the attempted defection of a powerful police chief and the murder of a British businessman (a crime for which his wife was convicted).
Bo abused his power, made severe mistakes and bore major responsibility in the Wang Lijun incident and the intentional homicide case of Bogu Kailai.
"That would be a severe mistake in a bad economy," Mr. Sullivan said.
"Having not seen the details of the Roberts proposal, my reaction is that disbanding and scattering the Central Intelligence Agency at such a crucial time would be a severe mistake".
"They will be making a severe mistake if they think an election campaign will affect how we carry out our foreign policy," the official said.
Not performing an autopsy of Ms. Bhutto "was a severe mistake, especially in the light of past problems with the murders of national leaders," because it will fuel speculation, said Dr. Michael M. Baden, who is a top forensic official for the New York State Police as well as a former New York City chief medical examiner.
A potentially severe mistake some of the rich and super-rich make is failing to ensure that their estate plans are current.
Tribal Council: Jeff made the severe mistake of asking Powder Puff the Magic Dragonslayer a simple question, "Is that indicative of a tribe in trouble?" for which he received a simple-minded non-response: "I think that at the dawn of every morning, hope springs eternal".
We considered misclassification of an SN case in the group without SN as a more severe mistake than vice versa.
For example, in most diagnosis applications, misrecognition of an "unhealthy" person as "healthy" is a more severe mistake than misrecognition of a "healthy" person as "unhealthy".
