Sentence examples for mistake understood from inspiring English sources

The fat fingered mistake, understood to have been made by joint house broker Macquarie Capital, which advised on the flotation, cost the company dear with the shares losing more than a quarter of their value in early trading to touch a low of 166p.

"When you make a mistake, understand that you made a mistake -- everyone makes mistakes -- take responsibility for it, and the money will be reimbursed," the governor told reporters after his visit to the Congregation Shaarey Tefiloh.

"Without this ability to learn from your mistakes, understand how you can improve and do better, and recognize your own errors, you are unable to effectively function as an officer".

What happened in Montenegro was a mistake; I understood that and apologised to the guy.

There will be no way out of this, unless the history and the west's past mistakes are understood by those who are trying to grapple with the present intractable, difficult and extraordinarily dangerous problem.

That doesn't prohibit forgiveness, but it insists that mistakes be understood so they aren't repeated.

But it would be a mistake to understand Haiti's appeal solely through colonization's failure.

"Syria is a dictatorship, but it would be a mistake to understand us as a totalitarian society," Omar Amiralay, the documentarian, explained.

But an executive, they said, must be willing to make a mistake and understand when it was time to trade a player.

Elizabeth Anderson argues that it is a mistake to understand moral goods on the maximising model.

In spite of all this, one might still worry that it is a mistake to understand the importance of culture using the tools of evolutionary theory.