Sentence examples similar to mistake assigned from inspiring English sources

"Ronald Reagan is compounding his mistakes in Lebanon rather than facing his original mistake of assigning marines to a sitting-duck role at the Beirut airport," Mr. McGovern said.

"I made a mistake in assigning John Geoghan," Cardinal Law said.

But one should not make the mistake of assigning to Stein's rhetoric of equality and one person being as good as another its usual left-wing label.

But it is a mistake to assign to customer-facing groups overall accountability for the design, delivery, and creation of a superior customer experience, thereby excusing those more distant from the customer from understanding it.

He dismisses the estimates that many market bears make about the earnings of Internet companies and notes that they frequently make the mistake of assigning excessively low profit margins.

Mistake #4: Assigning financial responsibility to just one spouse.

By mistake, we were assigned to the same seats as another couple on a Pan Am flight.

Madden heard from lawyers working with the plaintiffs that people from one of the firms commented on her findings "and said [the company] had clearly been making mistakes in assigning accounts...

That program ended in chaos when board officials discovered that 8,800 of the 35,344 students mandated to attend never showed up, and that 8,600 others had been assigned by mistake.

The consensus predictor is also able to rectify this mistake and correctly assign per-residue RMSD values as higher than between residues 50 and 60 (and above 70, where DynaMine and FRAGFOLD-IDP also fail).

In some cases, the military makes the mistake of simply assigning work according to rank.