Sentence examples for outlines mistakes from inspiring English sources

Re "Report by Police Outlines Mistakes in Ill-Fated Raid" (front page, May 31): The Police Department's report on its raid of Alberta Spruill's apartment -- during which the 57-year-old Harlem woman died -- is refreshingly candid and, one hopes, precedent-setting.

"But I think to the extent that it outlines crucial mistakes and mishaps on the part of the air traffic controllers, it is accurate".

In a 58-page ruling, the three-man arbitration panel outlined "deplorable" mistakes by Jamaican athletics and anti-doping officials in the collection of the first partial sample.

In a conference in March, he outlined the mistakes of the Bush administration's Latin America policies and listed things he believes should be done in post-Bush Washington to repair the relationship.

First she brushes on powder-outlines, since mistakes can be removed without trouble; then she fills in with the eyebrow pencil.

Despite their best efforts, all of the strategic mistakes outlined above occurred anyway.

But it's even tougher if you are making some of the easy-to-fix mistakes outlined in this post.

Abbott repeated his assessment of his own prime ministership, including naming his mistakes, as outlined in his Quadrant essay, such as the removal of the debt ceiling and broken promises on the pension.

Over his last three start-ups he admits he has made every mistake outlined below.

On the other hand, no part of the brain skull portion enclosed by the brain outline would be mistaken as an infarct region in the subsequence steps, because there are obvious intensity differences between the cerebral infarcts and brain skull.

If the mistakes were properly outlined, that might both inform Congress's efforts to improve financial regulation and help keep future Fed chairmen from making the same errors again.