Sentence examples for tragic errors from inspiring English sources

The killings, which the Tibetans recognized almost immediately as tragic errors, were not reported in the West until months later.

Contracting creates multiple, blurred lines of authority and responsibility between military agencies and corporations that make for terrible management, tragic errors and zero accountability when something goes wrong.

It was pretty rich of Jeb to cite his brother's post-White House ruminations in an effort to exculpate the tragic errors of the Bush Administration.

Pilots would no longer have to second-guess blindly on causes and corrective measures, and precious time could be saved and tragic errors avoided.

The report found "a series of tragic errors" including incorrect installations of gas pipelines, flawed testings and significant clinical and management failures caused the deadly error.

But like many books about the contentious subject of Central America, this one could have gone a lot farther in analyzing the faults and tragic errors of the left and in laying out the American role in Guatemala's painful history with a good deal more nuance.

Today, no one doubts that this was a tragic error.

The authorities on Sunday called the death "a tragic error".

Whim, tragic error and greed are motivating forces, investigators say.

It's a tragic error and deeply damaging for Jews and for Israel.

It planned to survive Adolf Hitler behind ghetto and prison walls a tragic error of judgment but scarcely avoidable.