Sentence examples for extended mistake from inspiring English sources

The main aim of this paper is to advise researchers in the field of Fixed Point Theory against an extended mistake that can be found in some proofs.

The Giants let the Cardinals make the big mistakes, which extended beyond the field.

But hospitals are lobbying against his proposals to regulate expenditures for new construction and equipment and to cut off reimbursement payments when patient stays are extended because of medical mistakes and preventable infections.

WASHINGTON — In many universes, it would be strange for Rob Goldstone, a British publicist and globetrotting eager beaver whose life could easily be mistaken for extended performance art, to be at the center of a massive political scandal involving the president of the United States.

"This mistake extends to sending data too, if developers rely on the device too much it becomes quite easy to forget altogether about the transmission of the data.

"There is certainly great value in effectively restarting the public domain, but the mistake was having extended the term of protection for already created works in the first place," Michael Geist, a law professor at the University of Ottawa, told Motherboard.

Goodell's losing streak in the courtroom has been extended, and the list of mistakes seems to be growing geometrically.

Repetition of promotional characters from food advertising could transfer the positive effects related to characters (42) and even more, credibility of celebrities in their own field would be mistaken and further extended to the product they are endorsing (43).

But the company made serious mistakes, extending its brand name too far by selling retail cutlery and water-purifying systems.

Seemingly minor mistakes can lead to your bankruptcy term being extended form 3 to 5 or even 8 years.

"I once made a terrible mistake by extending my hand, which one doesn't do".