Sentence examples for mistakes may be from inspiring English sources

Such mistakes may be blamed on human error, but the regularity of human error suggests that mistakes may be preventable through better interface design.

Mistakes may be erased except in a divine name; then the leaf must be rejected.

He also receives a powerful early lesson from Karl Rove: history always goes to the victor, whatever mistakes may be committed along the way.

Leveson replied that he recognised time constraints meant mistakes may be made, but added "that's not an excuse for not having a go".

At times the author confuses liquidity with capital and debt with equity.Such mistakes may be mere annoyances, but others verge on smears.

I'll also state, from the start, that as the former managing editor and chief editor of a metropolitan newspaper, as well as a former beat reporter, I know too well that some mistakes may be inevitable on a major, fast-moving story, working against brutally demanding deadlines.

Everything counts, nothing may be taken back, everything must always go relentlessly forward, and a mistake may be fatal.

But in domestic as in international affairs, his mistake may be the old one: strength first, niceties later.

Though the mistake may be embarrassing, it is not likely to greatly change perspectives about how the war is going.

MICROSOFT'S desire to bury an old mistake may be unprecedented in the annals of commercial information technology.

That "mistake" may be a vagrant wisp that wriggles free of its ribbons, or a sleek curtain of hair that ends in a mass of steel-wool curls.