Sentence examples for harmful mistakes from inspiring English sources

With counseling skills, I hoped I could avoid making the same harmful mistakes.

He commented the theme of "Slug" was not wanting to "blow it" and make harmful mistakes, stating how "we all play with things we shouldn't play with".

"As hazing is already prohibited, by national policy and by law, it seems unlikely that the elimination of the new-member period will do anything to prevent already rogue chapters from making harmful mistakes," said sophomore Luke Dawson.

The findings suggest that the clinical teachers' method of support is of great importance and it was essential that the teacher showed sensitivity and stepped in only in a supportive manner, even though their presence and intervention increased several students' confidence (should any potentially harmful mistakes be made with the patient).

The elder brother acts like a nanny in some ways insuring the naive younger brother is not lead astray or makes harmful mistakes.

"We also know that mandatory minimum-term laws are a harmful, mistaken solution to our rightful anger over the Brock Turner case and the many others like it".

They are also, importantly, culpable if their understanding of what is beneficial and harmful is mistaken.

Sometimes the trauma is more harmful than the original mistake.

"Saying that Poland and any other country other than Nazi Germany were responsible for the Holocaust is a mistake, is harmful and is offensive," Mull said.

They are more likely to live in societies which hold mistaken or harmful views, such as that girls should not go to school.Conventional economic thinking assumes the poor will want to earn their way out of poverty.

But, when your body mistakes a non-harmful substance, like pollen, for a harmful it can cause what we call seasonal allergies.