Sentence examples for sizable mistakes from inspiring English sources
I've been making sizable mistakes.
"We can make sizable mistakes and not lose the company," says Dammerman.
This is a sizable mistake on Twitter's part, as it essentially made available to the public content that users had explicitly indicated they wanted private.
Since 2007 or thereabouts, opinion polls have consistently showed that a sizable majority of Americans regard the Iraq invasion as a mistake.
Although it is true that blacks and Latinos make up formidable voting blocs and should be rallied for in every state, it is a strategic mistake for the Clinton-Kaine ticket to ignore potential sizable voting enclaves waiting in plain sight in each battleground state.
And while Sanchez has made more mistakes than Clemens (throwing more interceptions during drills), his stronger arm and sizable contract will factor heavily in the competition.
Polls also show that a sizable minority of Democrats now feel that the war in Afghanistan was a mistake — thirty-five per cent, according to an M.I.T. survey conducted in November of 2005.
It's also the case that his mistakes were exacerbated by the military's efforts to undermine him, together with those of a sizable portion of Egypt's secular liberal élite.
A sizable part of the book is devoted to Eisenhower's discreet but powerful influence: over Truman (who made the mistake of suggesting publicly that the war hero Eisenhower become a presidential candidate); over "that young whippersnapper" John F. Kennedy, who badly needed strategic advice after the Bay of Pigs fiasco; and of course over his own vice president, Nixon.
