Sentence examples similar to Uncover a mistake from inspiring English sources

Tim Harford tells the story of the student who uncovered a mistake in a famous economic paper that has been used to make the case for austerity cuts.

I decided to dig into it further and after a few days of investigating, I'd uncovered a mistake that had cost the business nearly $750k over the past 5 years.

Britain's trade deficit in the months before the Brexit vote was narrower than first calculated after the government's statistics agency uncovered a major mistake in monthly import and export data going back to 2015.

He called officials from his hotel room for a mistake that no one else had noticed, and that probably would not have been uncovered if not for Hayes's admission.

Is that a mistake?

"The Northern Ireland Office is conducting a check of those letters to see if a mistake was made in any other case of a similar nature to the mistake that's been uncovered in relation to Mr Downey.

According to the definition, every area uncovered by UV on either side of the hand was a mistake.

What if they make a mistake, and leave a particular combination of splicing outcomes "uncovered" by the ligamer pool?

A free and vigorous press uncovers corruption though there is plenty of it, and it mostly goes unpunished.Just as it would be a mistake to underestimate the new Brazil, so it would be to gloss over its weaknesses.

Since the show was almost over, payroll would not have time to uncover the mistake.

A mistake.