Sentence examples for primary mistake from inspiring English sources

It would be better to admit our paternity, and [admit] that our primary mistake in the education that we gave them was that we closed our societies, our schools, and our media to freedom and knowledge, to the possibility of learning from mistakes".

Leary's primary mistake is to assume that all photographers who concentrate on modern ruins are Larry Flynts.

The use of a well-known simplified ("classical") expression for the eddy-current loss is identified as the primary source of mistaken evaluations of excess loss in NO steel, in which the loss components can only be evaluated using the Maxwell (penetration) equation.

It would be an awful mistake if primary care took the attitude that "it's our turn now".

And it didn't hurt that Huckabee, McCain's principal adversary in the January 20th South Carolina primary, made a tactical mistake on the eve of the vote.

"Make no mistake, the primary focus of the Downtown Specific Plan is building a dynamic and healthy urban core on a suburban scale that will benefit Glendale for the long term," he said.

Speaking at a forum on presidential transitions, Barack Obama's campaign manager David Plouffe said that the Texas primary constituted "the biggest mistake" he made during the campaign, said if John Edwards had finished third in Iowa, Obama would have won New Hampshire, and scoffed at cable news for its knee-jerk coverage of anything "snarky".

They are slightly better now, but there is still no mistaking their primary purpose.

Metastases to the pancreas are rare, and usually mistaken for primary pancreatic cancers.

Testing possible causes of this hybridization pattern, the authors identified human stocking mistakes as primary drivers.

Ovarian tumours occur in 6 8% of patients and may be easily mistaken for primary mucinous adenocarcinoma of the ovary.