Sentence examples similar to low mistakes from inspiring English sources

Off the coast of St John's, Newfoundland, Low mistook a fully armed man-of-war for a fishing boat, and barely escaped.

Despite having only three NBA games notched in his belt entering this season – effectively rendering him a rookie for all intents and purposes – Morris quickly rose to the top of the NBA's assist-to-turnover leaderboard (where he is now second), masterfully helming the reserves with his low-mistake, high shot value producing brand of running the point.

When tyre temperatures are low, silly mistakes are much easier than they look in F1, and Grosjean isn't the first driver in recent times to lose it under the safety car.

Our ship was so low, one mistake and it was over.

Andrew Breitbart, summing it up after the fact, called the Landrieu sting a "high risk, low reward" mistake.

We asked several writers to share tales of their 20s, from the highs to the lows, the mistakes they made and the indelible memories.

Except it seems that there weren't actually any scandals, just the usual confusion and low-level mistakes that happen all the time, in any administration.

"Low-risk mistakes, like a typo on a label, constitute reasons to recall a product, but those aren't driving the big responses that we see by firms and their competitors," Stern says.

He is a low-mistakes point guard — his turnover rate is far lower than Lin's was last season — and he makes room for Anthony to do his thing.

Markets overshoot high and low, and those mistakes are not immediately arbitraged away.

But looking back, it's obvious that the Italian and English top sides' defensive balance and extremely low number of mistakes marked them out as highly evolved and destined for continental success.