Sentence examples for consequential mistakes from inspiring English sources

"So why do I trust President Bush in spite of the mistakes that were made, consequential mistakes?

In retrospect, the chaotic market floor looks like a zone of safety, because machines can make much bigger, faster, more consequential mistakes than humans.

To avoid the next mortgage crisis, we should use behavioral insights to make it harder for lenders to put borrowers where they will make predictable and consequential mistakes.

"We must be flexible in adjusting the pace of consolidation and learn from the consequential mistakes of the past when stimulus was too quickly withdrawn and resulted in renewed economic hardships and recession," Mr. Obama wrote.

Mr. Trichet made no direct reference to President Obama, who called on Friday for other members of the Group of 20 countries to "learn from the consequential mistakes of the past when stimulus was too quickly withdrawn and resulted in renewed economic hardships and recession".

Mr. Soufan writes that the most consequential mistake of all was the C.I.A.'s embrace of brutal tactics for interrogation, which Mr. Soufan says were directed from the Bush White House and opposed by some C.I.A. officers.

To accomplish this, it could, for instance, adopt the approach that the National Basketball Association has taken in recent years, acknowledging when consequential refereeing mistakes, including uncalled infractions, have taken place.

Social psychologist Lee Ross calls this the "fundamental attribution error" and Nisbett contends that this is the "most pervasive and consequential inferential mistake we make".

But none would be as consequential as a mistake in the last two weeks of a presidential campaign that looks like it might be as close as any in recent history.

The other mistakes were more consequential, including his failure to discuss properly in advance a decision by Paul Bremer, the civilian put in charge of Iraq, to disband the Iraqi army and remove almost every official connected with Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath party, which contributed to the subsequent Sunni uprising.

If we want to regain trust in the media we need to admit our mistakes, especially when as consequential as this.