Sentence examples for supposed mistake from inspiring English sources
A leading scientist has made an official complaint to the Press Complaints Commission over an "inaccurate, misleading and distorted" newspaper story about a supposed mistake made by the UN's panel on global warming.
ATR submitted registration documents three times, but the agency rejected them because of supposed mistakes in the paperwork, Memetov said.
On March 16, 2003, days before the war began, Vice President Cheney said on "Meet the Press" that the I.A.E.A. had "consistently underestimated or missed what it was Saddam Hussein was doing," though he did not elaborate on those supposed mistakes.
I will comment on the first of these supposed mistakes immediately, and on the second later.
Personally, I'm not too worried about Facebook leaving money on the table, or how Netflix suddenly validated a ton of value with their supposed social mistake.
I suppose one mistake writers make is writing for the current trend--if you even see there is a trend you are already too late.
Further, talking about mistakes is seen as taboo because a great real estate investment manager isn't supposed to make mistakes.
This "peer review" is supposed to spot mistakes and thus keep the whole process honest.
When you have the technology and advantage of TV replays, that is supposed to eradicate mistakes.
West Bromwich Albion's position near the top of the table is a surprise: Tony Pulis's sides are not supposed to make mistakes; however their habit of playing out 0-0s, theowing the ball directly to the opposition and giving referees lip has cost them dear.
