Sentence examples for likely mistake from inspiring English sources

The most likely mistake is overcooking the meat – so take particular care here.

The most likely mistake that OEMs will make is to undervalue future growth.

"Pharmacies likely mistake them for generic drugs or for drugs likely to be grandfathered, neither of which is the case".

For example, when a chemist draws a pentavalent carbon atom, it is usually a mistake, and software that can call attention to this likely mistake as early as possible is beneficial.

No, he said, they just did not understand, any more than they had when I brought him Animal Farm, which they likely mistook for an agricultural treatise.

If Petraeus hopes that leaving on personal grounds, however painful, will forestall hard policy questions — and perhaps leave his political reputation intact — he is likely mistaken.

If Petraeus hopes that leaving on personal grounds, however painful, will forestall hard policy questions and perhaps leave his political reputation intact he is likely mistaken.

A musician at the vigil later told the Times that a fight had broken out and the mourners likely mistook the sound of bottles and candles shattering for gunshots.

I put a $25,000 value on the cost of my likely mistakes of inexperience, and I assumed a 3% reduction in gross margin due to the loss of volume discounts and other franchise support.

Below is our list of 5 things we think are likely mistakes for small business owners to make in 2014.

Pierson most likely mistook Obama's announced surge in December 2009 ― the outgrowth of his campaign policy ― as an actual invasion.