Sentence examples for lead to a mistake from inspiring English sources

But there is always the apprehension that the brinkmanship which comes with the Russian challenges will lead to a mistake by one side or the other.

Instead of making an impulsive decision which may lead to a mistake, you can breathe and respond.

An illegible order led to a mistake, and some of the music had loud, pounding bass lines.

The fashion for unscripted two-way interviews with correspondents who in some cases may be only half awake led to a mistake being made for which the BBC is paying a heavy price.

One of the advantages of a zone is to pressure the other team into making hasty throws which often leads to a mistake.

That leads to a mistaken vision of how public and private sector should interact.

The error of individualism leads to a mistaken understanding of the role of government.

The presence of jazz players has led to a mistaken characterization of "Blackstar" as a jazz record, which it isn't.

"Yves" was recorded by The Everly Brothers, while the title song, about the death of a soldier in Vietnam, led to a mistaken report that McKenzie himself had been killed there.

It was more than a year ago when the killing of Officer Joyce Carnegie led to a mistake-riddled investigation that the authorities say resulted in the arrest of three innocent men and the death of one of them, Earl Faison, 27.

Carson's delivery of Foster's lines has led to a mistaken assertion that fellow British actor James Mason was cast for the role.