Sentence examples for ultimate mistake from inspiring English sources
Cable says the ultimate mistake preceded joining government.
Nobody else shoulders real and accountable responsibility, either for the estimate, or for the ultimate mistake, if it emerges that there has been one.There is a fourth inherent assumption in the reports: that if it is necessary to collect information, it can always somehow be done.
Someone who makes the ultimate mistake of looking desperate.
As long as our system of justice makes mistakes -- including the ultimate mistake -- we cannot continue executing people.
That may sound over-the-top, but what else could explain supporting a policy that is costly, inefficient, economically subjective and, if carried out, offers no adequate recourse should the ultimate mistake be made?
It's that timeless behemoth known as the double standard, that ever-present reminder that no matter how many elected offices women hold or Cabinet positions they fill, no matter how many Fortune 500 companies they run, there's no amount of success that can't be undone by the ultimate mistake: a failure to comply with the strict set of culturally sanctioned standards of attractiveness.
Then Gallinari made the ultimate rookie mistake: he riled a veteran superstar, albeit unintentionally The Knicks had a 102-86 lead when Gallinari caught a pass near the 3-point arc and turned to square himself.
After breezing through a vocabulary test, I suddenly realized I had made the ultimate automated test mistake: I had written the answer for No. 12 in the spot for No. 11, No. 13 in the spot for No. 12, and so on.
Like the Hound of the Baskervilles, it is conjured by those with greater quarry in sight: Make no mistake — the ultimate target here is Chevron itself".
"But make no mistake, the ultimate guarantee against the success of aggressors, dictators and terrorists in the 21st century, as in the 20th, is hard power — the size, strength and global reach of the United States military".
And that's presumably why Roberts has paid the ultimate price for a mistake most of us occasionally make, namely using the word "women" – or indeed "men" – when the right word is "people".
