Sentence examples for make a fundamental mistake from inspiring English sources

You make a fundamental mistake.

But we must be careful not to make a fundamental mistake.

"If we make a fundamental mistake, we can go back to what we had before," he said.

He said, 'Mr. Grillo, you are making a fundamental mistake.

"Journalists who think of themselves as professionals, instead of as propaganda workers, are making a fundamental mistake about identity".

I should think we'd say he's made a fundamental mistake here: You can't perfect something by maximizing all its constituent principles simultaneously.

The government made a fundamental mistake, experts say, in failing to reset public expectations fashioned decades ago when the state was the primary provider.

Heisenberg refused to believe it for a week and, when he repeated his own calculations, realised that he had made a fundamental mistake.

The test was repeated and there was an "indicator of a very large abnormality," BP's investigator told the committee, adding that workers might have made a "fundamental mistake" in ignoring it.

Torin Nelson, a veteran interrogator, says the administration made a fundamental mistake in focusing on how far it could push detainees, not least because people who are tortured will often confess to anything.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said Washington made a fundamental mistake in approving too little security aid last year, and in distributing it so that New York received less than the national average, per capita.