Sentence examples for an understandable mistake from inspiring English sources

Each one is an understandable mistake, and most of them don't come up in English lessons at school.

Frustration with the police – understandable frustration, given the mimsy procedural talk we've all become accustomed to – led to his making an understandable mistake.

Some would call it an understandable mistake since £55 is quite a jump from AstraZeneca's share price before news of Pfizer's interest – £39.

Robin lived in London for many years, and since my last travel assignment had been to the exclusive island of Mustique in the West Indies, hers was an understandable mistake.

This is an understandable mistake, given that the legislation establishing the boards skews them heavily towards overseeing the commissioning side of the NHS, and does not identify hospital trusts as compulsory members.

This is an understandable mistake, because the press, the outside world, even your peers put a lot of emphasis on raising money.

LINWOOD, N.J. — The pursuit of normalcy was momentarily derailed by a simple, understandable mistake.

That's actually a perfectly understandable mistake, because you can't necessarily tell by looking anymore.

When people find out that I live on the Isle of Portland, off the Dorset coast, they often say, "Oh, you live at Portland Bill, do you?" I don't, but given that the Bill - at the southern tip of the island - is the only bit of Portland most people ever visit, it's a perfectly understandable mistake.

It was his decision to leave the two trains at Wellington where they were, a fatal if understandable mistake.

People often make the understandable mistake of assuming that "fun" in this context is simply an irritating code word for the money, autonomy and adulation doctors enjoyed before the managed care era.