Sentence examples for much larger mistake from inspiring English sources

But his much larger mistake relates to his message.

The classic argument has always been that, compared with democracies, totalitarian states have always been less efficient and prone to making much larger mistakes, because in a society where the truth is dangerous, even the rulers find themselves operating in a fog of lies.

On a Marlins team that has played far below expectations this season, he has mistakes of a much larger magnitude to worry about.

Particularly, the intention of false claims/advertisements is known to affect consumers' schemas and attitudes to a much larger degree than the false claims/advertisements made by mistake (Ha-Brookshire and Bhaduri 2014).

Anchoring the tip of a small cul-de-sac, the Zadroga house, with an observatory window and wide, steeply raked front steps, is so much larger than its neighbors that at first I mistook it for a church.

Minister of Defense Abdul Rahim Wardak said the new approach was adopted after officials considered the mistakes made in Marja and the much larger scale of Kandahar.

We provide further evidence that reduction of tolerance in expected test output has a much larger impact than running many more tests to discover code mistakes.

But this claim mistakes the competitive part of the economy for the much larger whole which contains many sheltered sectors.

I have much larger responsibilities.

Organizers' estimates were much larger.

"The scale is much larger.