Sentence examples for mistake created from inspiring English sources

[DNA Info] An M.T.A. mistake created a cameo appearance for the No. 8 train, which was shut down decades ago.

The filibuster was a mistake created in 1806 when Aaron Burr convinced the Senate to eliminate the previous-question rule; 31 years later an enterprising senator discovered you could use the lacunae to tie up debate forever.

"I made a mistake creating the impression," he said.

Wadsworth says I made a classic mistake, creating a forum over which I have no control.

Microsoft didn't learn from that mistake, creating a chatbot named Tay that was supposed to be a 19-year-old female.

Then again, it's also possible to make the opposite mistake, creating a Rube Goldberg kludge of packaged software that doesn't quite add up to a coherent system.

A critical mistake creates an ever present cloud of gloom hanging overhead.

Pointing fingers and punishing them does not prevent the next mistake; creating a system that assumes fallibility and works around it makes a lot more practical sense.

Any security chain will only be as strong as its weakest link and every mistake creates the kernel of an opportunity that will not be missed by those seeking to exploit it.

"Pointing fingers and punishing them does not prevent the next mistake; creating a system that assumes fallibility and works around it makes a lot more practical sense," she wrote when reporting on an acronym that could be help avoid these fatalities.

If you do thinks to fast you are likely to make a mistake creating more problems.