And, last month, the state's tourist board committed the blunder of releasing a promotional video showing an old man weeping as he visited the city.

It's the second time in a month we've committed this blunder; our apologies.

However, media commentators said that she had committed a blunder.

He served in important government positions for more than ten years without committing any blunders.

A perceived competent individual would be, on average, more likable after committing a blunder, while the opposite would occur if a perceived average person makes a mistake.

In a major blunder, the site has an incorrect link to a charity.

However, they committed a major blunder in 1814.

The report outlines a string of major blunders.

There were minor discrepancies in the petty cash too, but these were relatively unimportant compared with the major blunders.

Separate data showed 330 major blunders last year, including docs operating on wrong parts and leaving tools in patients.

As a result, those who make a blunder may have to go to court and incur legal costs to recover their money, unless the recipient agrees to hand it back.

He had jumped nicely and was throwing down a challenge when making a blunder two from home.

But he managed the 45-minute session without making any blunders.

He was never jumping well, made a blunder at the fourth-last fence, and then gave his jockey absolutely no chance of staying on board at the third-last.

Opposition leaders accused him of arrogance and making a blunder that revealed his inexperience in leadership.

During the euro crisis it committed policy blunder after blunder.

She has said she would take personal responsibility only for a policy blunder.

In fact, ministers never resign as a result of a policy blunder.

This ill-conceived act was another policy blunder.

The creation of the euro stands as one of the great policy blunders of modern times.

It has proved that a discreet word of advice can prevent a lasting political blunder.

That was a serious political blunder.

It was the one obvious political blunder in the otherwise deftly negotiated coalition agreement.

But to focus on the political blunders that characterised the summit would be to trivialise the matter at hand.

The world cannot, in his words, afford any more 'political blunders'.

Its abolition was in retrospect a serious blunder.

However, his directorship was cut short by a serious blunder.

But there are some serious blunders in the novel.

Thus, as in the following game, there are serious blunders and misjudgements in the variations.

There he discovered that some public health policies during the immediate postwar period may have been serious blunders.

But it would be a strategic blunder to use what happened in the past decade as a template for the next.

Suppressing discussion of these issues or dismissing alternatives before properly examining them would be a big strategic blunder.

They caution that suppressing discussion of the issue or dismissing alternatives would be 'a major strategic blunder'.

Early in the narrative, she makes a strategic blunder.

To this strategic blunder she added catastrophic tactical mistakes.

His tactical blunder was trying to save money by building with mostly donated labor.

I think that in revealing their hand so soon, they've made a tactical blunder.

He could yet salvage the strategic goal from tactical blunder.

It proved to be a catastrophic tactical blunder.

He has been criticised for political naivety, for failing to explain his policy decisions, and for tactical blunders that have damaged his presidency.