Sentence examples for a lesser mistake. from inspiring English sources

He would have acknowledged the charge and justified his action, believing that the Speaker makes a lesser mistake if, when in doubt, he leans to the opposition than the government.

Cheating or lesser mistakes by teachers and other staff led to canceled scores at about two dozen California schools last year.

An analyst at one large European bank says it would take a big pay rise and a guaranteed bonus to tempt him to defect to such a "lesser name".Commerzbank's biggest mistake would be to try too hard to emulate Deutsche and Dresdner, which have more capital and a big head-start.

The incremental benefit of an IWF is that it protects the public from being tricked into seeing child porn (this is a benefit, make no mistake, though a lesser one than preventing children from being exploited or preventing the gratification of paedophiles) and it may discourage particularly unresourceful paedophiles who don't think to try P2P or a private site to get their kicks.

To ensure that you cannot be mistaken for a lesser being, you can now buy gold-and-diamond saucepans from Harrods.

It argues that Mr Pistorius made a tragic mistake and should face a lesser charge, possibly of culpable homicide.

If Emilia's Deli in Newark's Ironbound were a lesser luncheonette, its attributes could easily be mistaken for liabilities.

Further, it has been shown that slow adoption processes in the case of the ATM (Harper and Batiz-Lazo, 2013) allowed for mistakes to be corrected at a lesser cost to society.

If plagiarism on a class paper turns out to be an honest mistake, the Discipline Committee can hand down a lesser penalty.

"I'm a fighter," Mr. Craig said, not long after he admitted he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge to make his career-threatening men's-room mistake "go away".

Mr. Heiskell, who is arguing that his client should face a lesser charge than murder, acknowledged that she had made a horrific mistake in failing to call for help in the hours immediately after the accident.