Sentence examples for fairly common mistake from inspiring English sources
Well, saying "Iraq" when you mean to say "Iran," or vice versa, is a fairly common mistake.
"It's a fairly common mistake," said Mr Zetterlund.
This will come back to haunt you in a large way and is a fairly common mistake.
It's fairly common to hear about investing mistakes.
According to studies the company itself ran, human errors and other mistakes are fairly common in the industry – 22% of the time the brand's promotional pricing is not being displayed, and 49% of the time, its merchandising displays are simply MIA.
In order to answer this question fairly, one has to avoid making the common mistake of using 20-20 hindsight based on the facts that have come to light in the past 15 months or so.
In a fairly common intermediate stage, weathered biotite is golden yellow, has a bronzy lustre, and may be mistaken by inexperienced observers as flakes of gold.
A distressingly common mistake.
The injury is fairly common.
Ovarian cancer is fairly common.
And they are fairly common.
