Sentence examples for a benign mistake from inspiring English sources

"While this may appear a benign mistake, it has caused problems to fester unresolved, to the detriment of all involved".

Why would ex-cop Eccleston, now cosy among the Cumbrian stone, choose to become haunted by a benign mistake reworked as a lazy plot twist, and fail to report a tail?

If they are, I'll accept there's a benign, if mistaken, motive for these spies in the sky.

Benign mistakes, like misspellings, can be corrected directly in the text of the page.

Certain benign mistakes do not impede causal effect estimation.

If the attack is detected, those signatures can indicate that the incident was not a benign failure or mistake, but a malicious attack, which involved resigning the delegation records belonging to Huawei.comHuawei.com.

Thus, a low-grade adenocarcinoma with morphologic features of an SSN at CT and apparent stability over a 2-year period could easily be mistaken for a benign lesion.

In patients with potential ACTs, the goal of imaging is to differentiate the components with high specificity so that a metastatic focus is not mistaken for a benign lesion, thus potentially altering the treatment course and increasing patient morbidity.

Since most breast tumors are benign, doctors can easily mistake a malignant tumor for a benign cyst, especially in young women.

This is the liberal-conservative mistake of reading Marx as a benign saviour, or a moral guardian (or even, perhaps, as a therapy for bankers?).

The danger of mistaking the epitheloid sarcoma for a benign lesion is emphasized.