Sentence examples similar to created mistake from inspiring English sources

The attempt to forge a simple message has created mistaken impressions, too.

The networks' premature predictions were "foolish," the report concluded, for several reasons: Viewers did not keep a scorecard; the broadcasters were relying on the same information from Voter News Service; and the haste of such predictions created mistakes.

Risk-taking will create mistakes; speed will create institutional friction; and the dissolution of barriers can cause territorial disputes.

We can build on each other's strengths and have a blast creating new stuff without worrying about creating mistaken vibes.

The best thing to do for this type of power play is to keep the puck moving to create mistakes for the defending team.

Then what follows is a discussion of the improbable alchemy that goes into producing a drink that is said to have been created by mistake in a German vineyard in 1794.

Products that have been created by mistake have more intrinsic value than products that were created on purpose, but only if it's communicated that the product was created by accident.

For most teams, the first-week foibles are tolerable because, just as the lack of preparation created jarring mistakes, the routine of the season is likely to smooth out the rough edges.

I am concerned that "Official Defends Signing Interrogation Memos" (news article, April 29) may have created the mistaken impression among some people that I am one of the "estranged" friends of Judge Jay S. Bybee.

Some of these new mutations were often stunningly complex not just little typos in the DNA, but enormous chunks of duplicated or missing text, which often created unstable, mistake-prone regions in chromosomes.

It was created after mistakes on privacy including the company's Street View cars collecting personal data as they captured images of street scenes.