fundamental mistake

We believe that on this point there is a fundamental mistake.

I obviously made some fundamental mistakes within the first few days of my move.

Despite the success of the system, the pair made some fundamental mistakes.

I believe that we are making a fundamental mistake.

This fundamental mistake was, Samantha felt, what had brought all the troubles down upon her head.

He rarely made fundamental mistakes and never, she suspected, about a man's scientific ability.

To understand that is to understand why the mission was a fundamental mistake.

A. Employers have made a lot of fundamental mistakes.

He has a group of able ballplayers who consistently make fundamental mistakes.

The fundamental mistake I made is that architecture is different.

"And that was a fundamental mistake - at least I think it was."

The two guards on duty, both young, compounded the problem by each making a fundamental mistake.

I couldn't believe I had made such a fundamental mistake.

If you make a fundamental mistake, we will boo you.

But perhaps most importantly, there had been one fundamental mistake that she had made.

You made the fundamental mistake of attacking me.

"That," the Hero said, "is the fundamental mistake you've all made.

Nixon would have recognized this fundamental mistake about campaign finance because he knew that power was more corrupting than money.

There, fundamental mistakes were made in the hope of encouraging them away from the paths of terror.

No more fundamental mistake can be made.

He concludes that the fundamental mistake is in using a divergent series to begin with:

It's fundamentally in the wrong place and if we build a third runway we'll be entrenching that fundamental mistake.

It is our fundamental mistake to believe islam means different things to different people.

One of the fundamental mistakes of the 2002 reform was excessive centralisation.

That would be the third fundamental mistake.