Sentence examples for as a big mistake from inspiring English sources

It will be seen as a big mistake.

I'm no expert, but I do know that many Catholics regard the whole assertion of infallibility as a big mistake.

Landis referred to the Internet posting as "a big mistake," a poor decision made in the heat of the moment.

What were some of the worst hostels? A. One that stands out in my mind as a big mistake was in Mozambique in Maputo.

Earlier this month the departing Leinster backs coach, David Knox, described his Ireland appointment as "a big mistake" and suggested Munster had barely evolved under his stewardship.

In Illinois, Gov. Patrick J. Quinn, a Democrat, described as "a big mistake" an early release program that sent some convicts who had committed violent crimes home from prison in a matter of weeks.

Vilsack attacked Republican candidate John McCain's planned Iraq troop surge as "making a big mistake bigger", and denied that the military had the resources to execute it.

"I believe the Olympic management -- or whatever you refer to them as -- made a big mistake by not punishing Iran for what they did".

Then I heard someone crying, very loudly, so I hung up immediately as the noise penetrated my core and I felt as though there'd been a big mistake.

Did Trump make a big mistake, as Tuesday's conventional wisdom held?

He said: "I think we would be making a big mistake as a nation if we did not think hard about how to encourage fracking and cheaper prices right here in the UK.