Sentence examples for terrible error in judgment from inspiring English sources

This is a terrible error in judgment.

It's enormously creditable that Peter Gleick has owned up to his terrible error in judgment.

How do you recover professionally from a terrible error in judgment?

On Monday, the bishop said he "made a terrible error in judgment" by driving after drinking wine at dinner.

"I made a terrible error in judgment earlier, late on Monday afternoon and early Tuesday," he said at the news conference.

The Palestinians' allies, in their turn, soon rescued Israel from this terrible error in judgment.

"That's a little three-card monte on their side," he said, arguing that Bush operatives made a "terrible error in strategic judgment" by not keep the campaign's commercials running -- and forfeited an opportunity to build bigger leads in several states.

He later acknowledged that he had made a terrible error in entering the war.

With Miller announcing her departure only four hours before prime minister's questions, Ed Miliband used the occasion to accuse Cameron of "a terrible error of judgment" in keeping her, and more generally of not understanding the public's anger.

"Unless the prime minister can explain what happened with Mr. Coulson and apologize for this terrible error of judgment in employing him, his reputation and that of the government will be permanently tarnished," Mr. Miliband said on Monday in the House of Commons.

The comedian Jimmy Carr apologised for making a "terrible error of judgment" by investing in a Jersey-based tax avoidance scheme, after facing a torrent of criticism.