Sentence examples for be a mistake either from inspiring English sources

A copy to somebody at the museum would not be a mistake, either.

"The first question that came to mind was whether this could be a mistake — either a mix-up in the lab, or an error in data analysis," Slon said.

As for the future, Mr. Hernandez, the Lubbock city official, said it would be a mistake for either party to take Hispanics lightly.

In any case, it would be a mistake for either Republicans or Democrats to ignore the resentment bubbling in major American cities.

Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, the right-wing equivalent of MoveOn.org, said it would be a mistake for either party to nominate a candidate from the Bush and Clinton political dynasties.

"My personal opinion is it would be a mistake and disastrous either way for the superdelegates — insiders, establishment politicians — to come along and overturn the expressed view of those pledged delegates," Mr. Kerry said.

He says it would be a mistake for the national leadership of either party to read too much into a victory on polling day.

His work is full of menace, but it would be a mistake to read the menace as either political or coming from nowhere.

That said, political analysts cautioned yesterday that it would be a mistake to read too much into either candidate's political position based on fund-raising figures.

It would be a mistake, however, to regard either down for the count.

It would be a mistake to simply define procedural knowledge either as statements or as non-propositional knowledge or even as non-declarative knowledge.