Sentence examples for unfortunate errors from inspiring English sources

He is a talented shot-stopper whose mental mistakes and unfortunate errors have combined to sap his confidence.

It was all a series of unfortunate errors, the landlord's lawyer, David Brody of Borah, Goldstein, Altshuler and Schwartz, said.

And they introduce a number of small but cumulatively unfortunate errors — referring, for example, to the city of Nanjing as "northern" when its name means "southern capital".

And there are a few very minor but unfortunate errors that will cheer the professor's critics -- the name of a Salomon Smith Barney predecessor, for example, is slightly garbled.

A BBC spokeswoman said: "Our live subtitling service is normally very accurate and makes our content much more accessible, but there are times when unfortunate errors occur.

Some experts say that no extraordinary factors have been identified in the area below Florida: just a mixture of bad weather and unfortunate errors, which (as with data) could have included miscommunications, slow responses or maybe poor planning for change agents.

"It's an unfortunate error on our part," Mr. Carden said.

The document was then hurriedly withdrawn – its release, the Foreign Office said, had been an unfortunate error.

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"The reprinting of this letter was an unfortunate error in judgment," Father Kelly wrote.

As the fog of their chaotic entry lifted, the officers realized it had been an unfortunate error.