Sentence examples for terms of mistakes from inspiring English sources

Although the US has much to answer for in terms of mistakes made, the refusal of the Pakistani leadership - both military and civilian - to take responsibility and ownership for desperately needed decisions, is leading the country into a terrible sense of drift and despair.

Vulnerability to disease mediated by such alleles is usually construed in terms of mistakes and weaknesses in construction– de novo and segregating alleles that are each slightly deleterious, in comparison to simple Mendelian diseases of large negative effect.

"You understand well that we cannot reply to anybody claiming to have an explanation of our result in terms of trivial mistakes," he said.

He spoke again of the bad photographs of the Queen and the Duke that he had studied, this time in terms of "the mistakes that make them look like almost comic impersonators of their functions rather than like real people.

You have the government continuing in terms of the mistakes they've previously made.

I thought about this one in terms of what mistake can I tell you about that has no implications now, and can't get me in trouble!

"You ran pretty much an impeccable campaign, in terms of a mistake-free campaign," said CBN host David Brody.

Often when we think about money, it's in terms of either past mistakes or worries about the future.

Throughout, Mr. Lehrer tended to describe his troubles in terms of "errors" and "mistakes" instead of deceptions and lies, as some of the Twitter posts scrolling down the giant video screen behind him pointed out.

Dore Gold, president of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs and an adviser to Mr. Netanyahu during his first term as prime minister in the 1990s, said that interpreting the diagram in terms of enrichment was mistaken.

Walter Lippmann, who has been trying to help us out of Vietnam from the very start, suggests in a recent issue of "Newsweek" that if our leaders, who cannot bear the sound of the word "defeat" would start thinking in terms of "failure" and "mistake", they might find the extrication process more manageable.