Sentence examples for considered a mistake from inspiring English sources
Lying in diplomatic negotiations is considered a mistake, but stretching or abridging the truth is permissible.
It's also generally considered a mistake to say that you're a perfectionist".
It will be considered a mistake by most of the people who think about this kind of thing.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn was allowed to remain atop the fund after the disclosure of an affair in 2008 with a subordinate, a decision that some considered a mistake.
Last autumn, the outgoing commander Gen John JC Campbellll issued a rare public declaration in Senate testimony that he could not live with 5,500 unless the mission was just to protect the embassy – which he considered a mistake.
Because it is widely considered a mistake (whether or not it actually was one), the Lehman non-bailout makes a bailout for the next major financial institution more likely.
He replaces Sir Victor Blank, a leading proponent of Lloyds TSB's acquisition of HBOS last year, which many shareholders consider a mistake.
Riding a high, Ms. Fleming made what she now considers a mistake: singing Eva in Wagner's "Meistersinger" for her debut at the Bayreuth Festival in the summer of 1996.
Then, the candidate whom some reporters were already describing as almost preternaturally aware of the American voter psyche made what just about everyone considers a mistake.
In the bombing campaign against the fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and al-Sham, "we're fighting a very politically correct war," he said — a strategy he considers a mistake.
