Sentence examples for much smaller mistakes from inspiring English sources

"People have been fired for making much smaller mistakes than we did," Charlie implores.

The Conservative chairman of the public administration select committee, Bernard Jenkin, claimed the Libyan episode "read horribly like a repeat, albeit on a much smaller scale, of all the mistakes that were made in Iraq".

As noted by Waples and Do (2010) and illustrated in the sturgeon simulations reported here, a population that is small is unlikely to be mistaken for a large population, whereas a large population may often be mistaken for one of much smaller size.

The need for handling tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of data points, especially originating from a much smaller number of tumors, is daunting and mistaken conclusions might be reached in the absence of optimal analytical techniques.

"We are making a tragic mistake," Representative John J. LaFalce, Democrat of New York, warned in arguing for a much smaller reduction in S.E.C. fees.

"Much smaller piece".

The crowd was much smaller.

Their multipliers are much smaller.