Sentence examples similar to scope of mistake from inspiring English sources
The N.S.A.'s lame explanation for the breathtaking scope of its mistakes was that "we're a human-run agency operating in a complex environment," according to one unnamed senior official.
With beer history, production methods and variety, there's a lot of scope for making mistakes – at least that's my excuse.
It's a big job, considering the scope of the modern pharmaceutical industry, and mistakes in either direction can cost lives -- but we expect the FDA to do it.
It is always a mistake to underestimate the scope of statesmanship.
For the moment, two important challenges remain outside the scope of Thompson's unit: understanding precisely why mistakes happened and instituting measures to prevent wrongful convictions from happening in the future.
Infocious' initial mistake was to define the scope of its playscript too narrowly, with a set of assumptions that were out of date.
Logan's correction, in which she conceded the program "made a mistake," failed to capture the scope of the 60 Minutes Benghazi blunder.
The world needs a way of deciding the size and scope of any project, who takes responsibility for any mistakes, and whether and how to compensate losers of whom there will be many.
Consistently over the history of Keynesian mistakes, such remediation has included expanding the scope of military manpower.
In agreement with the literature, clinical reasoning development is envisaged by students to be the main scope of VPS use; transferable skills, retention enhancement and the importance of making mistakes are other categories circumscribed to this theme.
