Sentence examples for specific mistakes from inspiring English sources

Readers may skip around, however, to find ways to overcome specific mistakes.

Mr. Dimon has described the trades as "sloppy" and "stupid," but has not identified the specific mistakes.

The author, Brad Stone, has responded by offering to correct any specific mistakes, but has defended his emphasis on the more interesting aspects of Bezos' story.

The lapses, mistakes and bureaucratic inefficiencies that hobbled the government were apparent in every agency investigated, although the report did not fault any individuals for specific mistakes.

But there is one particularly interesting difference between a dojang's pedagogical program and AlphaGo's: human students receive active guidance from teachers, who can draw attention to specific mistakes or suggest generalized patterns to seek out or avoid.

What do you think are some of the specific mistakes Mr Carter made, and what are their analogs for Mr Obama Mr Mead: The article didn't try to compare the records of the two presidents—only their intellectual foundations.

Golfers instructed to avoid a specific mistake, like overshooting, do it more often when under pressure, studies find.

These tutorials can also be tied to certain triggers, appearing when a user enters a specific page or makes a specific mistake.

A possible explanation for the effect of condition is that real-life information added to task difficulty and thus yielded non-specific mistakes.

He did not name specific players' mistakes, but the fourth-quarter statistics spoke loudly.

These culls illustrate three uncomfortable truths about the organised killing of wildlife for a specific purpose: mistakes happen; there are always unintended consequences; and culls are hugely unpopular.