Examples of using Blunders in English and their translations into Russian
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No more blunders.
I am in religion recently and, of course,doing a lot of blunders.
And I will not allow blunders like last night's attack.
Frankly, my lack of experience caused many blunders.
And it was these blunders that gave the Jews such power over him.
Which of us has not made some blunders in life?
The novice blunders on the discovery. The scholar investigates.
Blessed are the forgetful,for they get the better even of their blunders.".
I wouldn't let you wave your blunders around like a victory flag.
But no person has suffered in his personal religious experience because of these blunders.
If an inexperienced servant blunders,"you should pretend not to notice.
I want you all to know that I am grateful for your acceptance after my blunders.
Seven blunders, having made that you almost certainly will not get investment in the project.
If it fails, it will be one of the biggest scientific and political blunders of all time.
Administrative blunders, bureaucratic mishaps, and the city has paid a price ever since.
Weapon systems with significant firepower are being used,which can lead to tragic blunders.
Napoleon wrote that military blunders and domestic catastrophes fanned the flames of the French Revolution.
Local'princelets' have attributed any achievement to themselves and all blunders- to'the Kyiv authorities'," he pointed out.
The blunders of Lord Curzon, the governor of Bengal, had led to student unrest; the time was ripe.
And I will be there making horrifying A.S.L. blunders that will provide hilarious memories for years to come.
Evolutionary religion, human religion, has indeed been guilty of all these and many more mistakes,errors, and blunders;
Because of these blunders workload increases significantly, up to participate in the invested company.
If a university-trainedplaywright wrote the plays, it is hard to explain the many classical blunders in Shakespeare.
The Soviet Union, despite all the mistakes and blunders of its leaders, was a source of hope and support for many States and peoples.
We look forward to the States parties in the forthcoming review conference rectifying these blunders by the Prosecutor General.
Science has made blunders, and has exposed itself to greater errors than it would be exposed to by the admission of our two now invisible Continents.
The threat of dropping down efficiency of the national monetary and currency policy,dramatic blunders in defining monetary base of the country.
Brilliant Blunders(2013) summarizes serious mistakes by five notable figures in science: Charles Darwin, Lord Kelvin, Linus Pauling, Fred Hoyle, and Albert Einstein.
On the whole, it seems to us that even ifwe accurately assess the task and the risks of blunders, we can be reasonably confident.
Perchance it may be found that Stallo is right, after all, and that the blunders, contradictions and fallacies made by the most eminent men of learning are simply due to their abnormal attitude.