Sentence examples for uncommon mistake from inspiring English sources

That's not an uncommon mistake; campaigns on both sides this year have had to make refunds to overzealous givers.

They are rare mistakes.

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

It's not uncommon to find mistakes with the math.

It's not uncommon to have mistakes or incomplete voter registration forms during a registration drive, Johnson said, because organizers try to find people in busy areas and people are in a hurry or distracted when they fill out their form.

"Mistakes are uncommon but they do happen," says Cathy Warwick, chief executive of the Royal College of Midwives.

That mistake is not uncommon: a person holding a gun is more likely to misperceive an object in another person's hand to be a gun, according to a 2012 study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology.

Only if a scale is cardinal can such an assumption be made (indeed, that's what it means for a scale to be cardinal), yet this mistake is not uncommon.

Of course, it is hardly uncommon for the law to mistake points on a continuum for separate categories, and the "common-law" label may serve as an easy — if mildly inaccurate — shorthand for the group of statutes that actively embrace lawmaking by courts.

It's not uncommon to have made a mistake or to have an unequal number of files in them.

Such mistakes were hardly uncommon on this warm day at the Foro Italico.