Sentence examples for mistake to consider from inspiring English sources

It would be a mistake to consider the present atmosphere as unchangeable.

Certainly it would be a mistake to consider "Housekeeping" a woman's book, despite its title.

"I think it is a mistake to consider [the plant] safe," he said.

It is a mistake to consider new technologies in isolation, as paradigm shifts often happen at intersections.

Yet it would be a mistake to consider Constantine a revolutionary or to overlook those areas in which, rather than innovating, he followed precedent.

But this spring as we debate the cases before the Supreme Court, it would be a mistake to consider preferences for blacks in isolation.

The mistake is to consider the change in meaning particularly drastic.

It would be a mistake, however, to consider the Shiites a problem solved.

Profit estimates may be enormously exaggerated, but it would be a mistake not to consider cybercrime a serious problem.

The husband decides his mistake was to consider himself eaten by Olivia, whereas he should be the one who eats her.

But Jim Nail, advertising analyst with Forrester Research, a technology consulting firm, said that it would be a mistake for advertisers to consider L90 the peer of the big portals.