Sentence examples for mere mistakes from inspiring English sources
But Downing sought to cast as mere mistakes what prosecutors view as intentional misrepresentations.
Mr. Milne, the Soundview analysts, sees the problems as more than mere mistakes.
But Mr. Chalifoux, the prosecutor, contended that Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz had not made mere mistakes.
And the statement of facts accompanying the agreement says that the bank "knowingly and willfully engaged in this criminal conduct," something far beyond mere mistakes.
If he was guilty of mismanagement, miscalculation or mere mistakes then the proper place to hold him to account would be the ballot box.
The law makes allowances for mere mistakes by the lender, but otherwise requires strict compliance, as well it should: disclosure is the main — often the only — consumer protection in the mortgage market.
Was this a mere mistake or bozocraft?
Feldman rejected the notion that this might have been a mere mistake.
Other ways of expressing the fact that an inference is deductively valid are to say that the truth of the premises gives (or would give) an absolute guarantee of the truth of the conclusion or that it would involve a logical inconsistency (as distinct from a mere mistake of fact) to suppose that the premises were true but the conclusion false.
Moreover, much that is attractive about Smith's theory is bound up with this limitation; his relativistic tendencies are not a mere mistake but a consequence of the structure of his theory.
In what was perhaps a mere mistake, like the misspelling of UK prime minister Theresa May's name on an official memo, the Trump White House released its International Holocaust Remembrance Day statement without mentioning the people the day is generally meant to remember: Jews.
