Sentence examples similar to a majority of mistakes from inspiring English sources

A majority of investor mistakes can be summed up by the phrase "try not to shoot yourself in the foot".

In 2000, the Institute of Medicine published a report suggesting that a majority of doctors' mistakes were products of flawed systems that did not provide the checks and balances necessary to prevent errors by physicians.

A majority of companies make the mistake of focusing solely on the number of sessions on the site to determine whether their website is successfully designed.

A third crew member slept so badly he suffered chronic sleep deprivation and single-handedly accounted for the majority of mistakes made on a computer test used to measure concentration and alertness.

Errors in interpretation still accounted for the majority of mistakes (55%) made in EUS staging of colorectal carcinoma.

The BBC discovered through Freedom of Information requests to NHS trusts that the majority of mistakes fell into four categories.

Our first corollary, therefore, is that the majority of mistakes in R are from the smaller size synapses.

With a majority of Americans calling the war a mistake despite all administration attempts to sway public opinion, the Pentagon has focused in the last couple of years on cultivating in particular military analysts frequently seen and heard in conservative news outlets, records and interviews show.

Unfortunately, Bai et al. were correct in claiming that most medical geneticists perceive haplogroup U as an entity that does not include haplogroup K – but a mistake remains a mistake whether it is committed by a majority of researchers or not.

It would be a mistake to think that a majority of the Legislature wants to vote to grow government faster than its self-imposed limit.

In Germany a majority of the public thinks that the original rescue of Greece was a mistake.