Sentence examples for mistaken development from inspiring English sources

My party, the Socialist Party in the Netherlands, considers this a mistaken development.

As with clinical trials evaluating anti-angiogenic agents, criteria for determining tumor response and progression must be adapted to account for transient immune-mediated inflammatory responses that might be mistaken for development of tumor progression.

But make no mistake, development is afoot.

In today's issue of Building Design, editor Ellis Woodman writes: "Whatever urban aspiration may be indicated by its name, a city is the last thing one would mistake this development for.

Such interventions may be insufficient but should not be mistaken for community development.

Wouldn't it be interesting for the Guardian and Amref to break open this last great mistaken paradigm of development - the one-way street paradigm - that of us helping them, and develop a system to foster communal learning across borders?

But Egypt's leaders should not mistake these developments for indicators of long-term economic health.

Mr. Yaro and others, including Lynne B. Sagalyn, a professor of real estate at Columbia University's Graduate School of Business, have argued that the administration and its former development czar, Daniel L. Doctoroff, were mistaken to expect commercial development to leap from Eighth Avenue to the railyards.

A different response to Hempel's dilemma is that what it shows, if it shows anything, is that a particular proposal about how to define a physical property — namely, via reference to physics at a particular stage of its development — is mistaken.

Civilian public health organization leaders also held mistaken beliefs about military policy development and implementation [ 7], failing to recognize that military culture is shaped by a strict chain of command [ 8].

The Civitas thinktank has urged Whitehall "not to repeat its mistakes" of development of the UK's offshore wind industry.