Sentence examples for be a mistake that from inspiring English sources

He said yesterday that the incident seemed to be "a mistake that involved both sides".

When in 1957 his great hero, Nye Bevan, whose hallowed Ebbw Vale seat Foot came to represent, told the Labour party conference that a commitment to unilateral nuclear disarmament would be a mistake that would, in effect, "send a British foreign secretary naked into the conference chamber", their friendship survived the difference, even if the Tribunites in parliament were horribly riven.

While buying Nokia's phone business, and truly becoming a different kind of company than it has been for most of its nearly forty-year history, could be a mistake that ultimately proves fatal to Microsoft as we know it, continuing to rely on other companies to determine its fate in a post-PC world seems like it would be the most fatal mistake of all.

Now Google+ is widely seen as a ghost town, and not buying Twitter could be a mistake that haunts Mountain View for years to come.

"Today's announcement by the White House, if acted upon by the FCC, would be a mistake that will do tremendous harm to the Internet and to U.S. national interests.

But failing to negotiate can be a mistake that reverberates for years, says Linda C. Babcock, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon University who specializes in negotiation.

IT WAS a mistake that was bound to happen eventually.

That is a mistake that cannot be repeated.

This is a mistake that may have tragic consequences.

I believe it was a mistake that defied my purpose.

Of course, it's a mistake that's been made before.