Sentence examples for predictable mistakes from inspiring English sources
When under time pressure, people tend to make certain predictable mistakes.
As the authors wrote in the Cornell Law Review last month, "Wholly apart from political orientation and self-interest, the very nature of human thought can mislead judges confronted by particular types of situations into making consistent and predictable mistakes".
"I was very critical of errors in the transcripts and I thought he had left out some important conversations," Mr. Hughes said of Mr. Kutler's book, "but they are entirely honest and predictable mistakes that anyone who would try to make a transcript from extremely difficult tapes could make".
But here, too, hiring managers make predictable mistakes.
In fact, we're likely to make repeatable, predictable mistakes in those domains as well". Some of those domains are familiar-like shopping at Starbucks.
Many might try to do it on their own, but it's expensive and easy to forget or ignore -- and those predictable mistakes are incredibly costly.
This is insane (making the same predictable mistake over and over again) and it should stop.
"Tim, it was an honest, predictable mistake", wrote the Lord of the Universe, "Tom, after all, was the Patriot".
To avoid the next mortgage crisis, we should use behavioral insights to make it harder for lenders to put borrowers where they will make predictable and consequential mistakes.
The most predictable of them, mistaken identity, has its comic side.
