Sentence examples for persistent mistakes from inspiring English sources

The market has a good record of punishing persistent mistakes.

One of the persistent mistakes of both biologists and fishery managers is to look at the problem species by species rather than as an ecosystem.

Brenner: Because finance is what stops persistent mistakes.

In economics the institution most capable of preventing persistent mistakes is the same that allows the possibility of mistakes in the first place: open and competitive financial markets.

The most persistent mistake that historians and politicians have made in analyzing the modern world is to imagine, again and again a fallacy shared by liberals and Marxists alike that people will pursue their own economic interests in preference to their ideological fixations.

The most persistent mistake that historians and politicians have made in analyzing the modern world is to imagine, again and again — a fallacy shared by liberals and Marxists alike — that people will pursue their own economic interests in preference to their ideological fixations.

Despite the continuous feed-back, many participants made one persistent mistake throughout the entire study: imprecision of the standardized landmarks in the images of the MCP joints.

It was still a scrappy account of the piece, with persistent little mistakes, again notably in the brass.

Make no mistake: persistent large budget deficits are a significant problem.

It is therefore possible that in the cited studies at least some persistent CLs were mistaken for luteinized ovarian cysts, which can cause prolonged elevation of peripheral P4 concentration [ 44, 45].

To evidence possible causes of therapeutic mistakes in persistent facial pain, chiefly affecting the eye area.