Sentence examples for significant missteps from inspiring English sources

Significant missteps feed downward spirals that can be hard to arrest.

But the Obama administration has made its own significant missteps in balancing liberty and security.

In reconsidering our post-crisis financial reforms today, we have real opportunities for both responsible simplification and for significant missteps.

However, her lack of experience in electoral administration has resulted in significant missteps that raised eyebrows and heightened anxieties.

With Inter sliding down to fifth, behind Milan, fans are beginning to ask whether he hasn't been guilty of some more significant missteps.

While its president, Enrique Peña Nieto, is a courageous and intelligent leader who has made some very bold decisions, he has also made some significant missteps.

This is Mario Kart 8's one significant misstep.

The most significant misstep: Most multicultural strategies and analysis still view consumers mainly via demographics — are you ethnic or not — instead of really trying to understand demand.

Another significant misstep is the depiction of one of her authors (Austin Nichols), a tactless, voyeuristic creep whose boorish behavior rings false.

To all but the most dead-end Tea Partiers, it was a significant misstep by Mr. Romney, and Mr. Huntsman quickly seized on it.

"I think the movement has been well guided and well served during his tenure, without significant misstep," said Jim Scherr, a former chief executive of the U.S.O.C. "It has been about the athletes.