Sentence examples for significant blunder from inspiring English sources

Its only significant blunder to date occurred during its alliance with Facebook in September 2011, when it prioritised sharing over privacy.

It was a significant blunder, but Carlos recovered, explaining that this was the price he had paid for multiple certificates, not just one.

In a letter to the state natural resources chief, four Colorado legislators denounced "this significant scientific blunder" as a waste of taxpayer dollars.

Such significant public relations blunders suggest an overly simplistic and unseasoned approach to local and international media by the military.

The former Aston Villa midfielder scored the opener against Palace with a well hit shot from distance, though, for the second successive game, a Wayne Hennessey blunder offered a significant helping hand.

Forget all the PR blunders for a moment and the significant damage its done to consumer confidence.

While there's been plenty of exaggeration of green energy's potential, and blunders like Solyndra, it does have significant potential and it can be done right.

The hospital admitted its blunders but said the deaths were not statistically significant.

The Fed's blunders on the bailout of AIG have created significant momentum for real reforms, and further information about the secretive agency's operations will help build momentum for next year's financial fights.

It's as if there is a race to disclose the greatest financial loss, the most significant executive indiscretion, the most alarming oversight, the most mind-numbing strategic blunder.

This was always a fragile minority view, and it has become a significant piece of the collateral damage inflicted by the Administration's blunders in Iraq.