Sentence examples for worst errors from inspiring English sources

More seriously, Osborne's taste for the high life also led to one of the worst errors of his political career.

The Bush administration made its worst errors in judgment when it determined that the laws simply don't apply to certain people.

"To most Americans the worst errors are financial," he acknowledged, "and in that respect I have been Horatio Alger in reverse".

True, last Dec. 31 we celebrated in every time zone, stuffed the earth with time capsules and vowed fervently to avoid the worst errors of the thousand years past, such as crusades, foot binding and wine-in-a-box.

But until now, the Communist rulers of China have been relentless in suppressing the history of their worst errors, not least the frenzied attempt of Mao Zedong in the decade before his death to revitalize his rule by spreading terror.

We appear to be making a whole lot of mistakes, as a species, and love it or hate it, the tech industry seems to be the only fully functional system giving us at least the chance to innovate our way out of many of our worst errors before they catch up with us.

But the worst error of all is when you don't even try.

The worst error was made by Gary Neville, captain for the day, whose poor defense allowed Goater to score his first goal.

But by far the worst error we have made as a people is to think ourselves as taxpayers first and citizens second.

The worst error is to define the organisation's brand values without consulting those who work for it to see if they do represent the organisation.

Salvatore Aronica made his worst error of the match, mis-hitting his clearance straight to the feet of David Silva, and the Spaniard instantly shot.