Sentence examples for straightforward mistakes from inspiring English sources

Repeated trials are likely to be better than one-off experiments in this respect: people make fewer straightforward mistakes at the end of 20 reps than at the beginning.

It's not uncommon for straightforward mistakes to be made in security architectures and implementations.

He told reporters that the incident was a straightforward mistake.

Sometimes monumental (an unpleasant grey wall seems a straightforward mistake), sometimes drably painted, it is always too matt, too glitter.

Andrew is a young man from Enfield who has lost three years of his life over what looks like a case of straightforward mistaken identity.

Only one was to correct a straightforward (perceived) mistake.

EW Blakeney, Gloucestershire Ebay blames a "straightforward ­process mistake", although not so straightforward that the company was able work out what to do about it before The Observer got in touch.

Carter missed a second straightforward penalty, a mistake symptomatic of an error-strewn All Blacks half-hour.

The Mail followed up with a biting commentary on Hamilton's failure to offer a straightforward acknowledgment of his mistake or a forthright apology to Raikkonen, and for his boastful remark, after the crash, that only the crash had kept him from winning.

Toby Flood makes no mistake with a straightforward kick and it's an ideal start for England. 4 min: This is a really bright start from England and South Africa look off the pace.

Pienaar was then well short with a 56th-minute penalty but made no mistake with a straightforward chance on the hour mark, a vital score to settle Ulster after conceding 12 points without reply.