"The part of the decision that was unanimously unfortunate turned on a narrow and probably mistaken interpretation of state property law," Ilya Shapiro of the Cato Institute said in a statement.
A reformed immigration policy, Wadhwa told Science Careers, should take into account specific skills that the economy needs and be careful to not mistake a narrow area of genuine need as a generalized shortage of STEM workers.
In formulating our condition C, we must walk a narrow ridge between tempting mistakes of opposite kinds.
I sometimes fear that a narrow artistic palette can be mistaken for critical standards, and I believe it's past time to dispense with prejudices about character, emotivity and realism that hardened during the 19th century: a strongly realist character-based novel isn't a bad thing, but it isn't the only thing.
A third idea is that it is a mistake to take a narrow view of the mind, i.e. to suppose that there could be a believing intellect divorced from the kinds of desires and emotions that play such a central role in the generation of human behavior ("no mechanism could feel …").
According to Gilbette, it also "perpetuate mistakes" by having a "narrow focus on individual parts that disregards the integrity of the whole".
That's a journey of just a few paces through a narrow town house that could be mistaken for somebody's home, at least if that somebody was capable of a prosciutto-stuffed guinea hen as sumptuous as the one here.
This mistaken perception arises from a narrow notion of form seen in isolation from content, style, and tone.
As it becomes more obvious that, by a narrow margin, the British referendum voters made a mistake, she should refer the situation to a parliamentary vote.
All of us have been in a narrow place of bondage that might have led us to make mistakes or see things in a distorted way.
Up stepped the Romanian superstar Marius Lacatus, who made no mistake, sending a screamer in off the crossbar from 12 yards, giving Steaua a narrow edge.
