Sentence examples for mistakes ranging from from inspiring English sources

(Ross eventually came up with several mistakes, ranging from overworking his staff when he took on too many clients to being quoted in connection with a controversial client when he had agreed to stay below the radar).

Unable to admit to or find support for our distress, we would continue to soldier on at the hospital, leaving a series of mistakes, ranging from barely perceptible to blatant, in our wake.

But even more fundamental, Brown's refusal to listen, not only to his tribal enemies, but to any 'neutral' voices, including genuine experts, led to appalling mistakes, ranging from the sale of much of the country's gold at the lowest price for a generation, to a disastrous attempt to privatise London's Tube network.

The CIO "hedge that morphed into a trade" is only the latest in a long string of other mistakes ranging from robo-signing, to bankrupting Jefferson County Alabama, the Magnetar Squared CDO 2007 transaction, improperly foreclosing on military families, and on and on.

The mistakes range from a couple of days to nine months.

The mistakes range from a programmer handling data insecurely or a marketing executive uploading client data into an unsafe third-party app.

Make no mistake, ranging from covertly to overtly menacing, Hawk's work is disturbing.

The timeline of events leading to the crisis shows an unethical string of communication and public relations mistakes - ranging from cover ups regarding the amount of lead found in the water to blatant denial of the problem by government officials.

One scholar, Nancy Bauer of Tufts University, says that she has counted "literally hundreds" of mistakes in translation ranging from elementary bloopers to misunderstandings of scholarly jargon.

Fortunately, a closer look at the original context of the words of the Bible can help readers see past these translation mistakes, which range from awkward phrasing to misrepresenting such central themes as the Ten Commandments.

represents Thompson's attempt to correct systemic flaws in Brooklyn's criminal-justice apparatus, which have included poor oversight, inadequate independent review, and a lack of prosecutorial and police transparency — and which have enabled problems ranging from mistakes in judgment to deliberate misconduct.