Sentence examples for means mistakes from inspiring English sources

Authenticity often means mistakes.

"If 17 people die, this means mistakes have been made," he said, including those killed in attacks on Wednesday and Thursday in the toll.

Healthcare facilities where paperwork gets in the way of patient care, and where a lack of properly integrated technology means mistakes are more likely to happen, are not unique to Ghana.

We sometimes fail to succeed, which means mistakes happen.

But that means mistakes can reverberate through the system, too.

There is a steep learning curve when organizations try new types of aid, this means mistakes will be made and money will be wasted.

Poka-yoke Poka-yoke means "mistake-proofing"—avoiding (yokeru) inadvertent errors (poka) is a behaviour-shaping constraint, or a method of preventing errors by putting limits on how an operation can be performed in order to force the correct completion of the operation.

The word "sin" means "mistake" or "missing the mark".

That, together with Lerner's waning interest, meant mistakes were made.

By a fallacy due to the form of an expression (or the ""), Aristotle apparently meant mistakes concerning a linguistic form.

Earlier in the day, Republicans stressed that even though the counting appeared to be going on quietly, that did not mean mistakes were not being made.