Sentence examples similar to prospect of mistakes from inspiring English sources
"I remember standing next to the cameras while he was reading off these old teleprompters and there was this horrible thing in my mind which said, 'If I wanted I could go right in front of the camera right now and yell the most unprintable things.' " He said he was not worried about the prospect of on-camera mistakes.
The prospect of Ford being mistaken about the identify of her accuser was floated last week by conservative legal commentator Ed Whelan, who on Twitter included a photo of a classmate of Kavanaugh whom he suggested could be the real assailant.
He insisted that he was an actor, not a comedian, and told me that the trick to being funny was to rehearse so comprehensively that there was no prospect of making a mistake.
Most CEO's would salivate at the prospect of making a mistake and still walking away with a record $21.3 billion profit -- the largest in JPMorgan's storied 200-year history and one of the biggest annual profits in the annals of American banking.
When a negotiator realizes that staking a firm position was a mistake, the prospect of an embarrassing surrender could make him even more resistant to backing down.
Make no mistake: The prospect of a defiant Rodriguez leading the Yankees into the playoffs or, heaven forbid, to another World Series must haunt Bud Selig's most harrowing nightmares.
In a season full of mistakes Murray did one thing right: He kept his best prospects in San Diego of the American Hockey League, away from the sour atmosphere that hovers over the Ducks like the scent of a hundred stinky hockey gloves.
But the pressure is now much more intense, with reports of a Pentagon plan to base military aircraft in eight states in preparation for an attack on Iraq.King Abdullah shivers at the prospect of repeating his father's 1990 mistake of appearing to side with Mr Hussein against George Bush senior.
They made lots of mistakes.
