Sentence examples for a consequential error from inspiring English sources
Under growing public pressure to explain the incident, NBC News President Steve Capus provided Reuters with the fullest explanation to date of how the edited call made it on air and what the network is doing to prevent such a consequential error from happening again.
But the article also contained a huge, consequential error: It wrongly claimed there was a link between politics and the lethal 2011 mass shooting that wounded Congresswoman Gabby Giffords the shooter, Jared Lee Loughner, was deeply disturbed but not particularly political.
Now, however, Obama must own up to the fact that the changes he ordered failed to prevent a tragic, consequential error.
If a trial judge makes a legal error and an affected party believes that error affected the result, that party has an essentially absolute right to have that judge's decision reviewed by the intermediate court, which will reverse the decision if it agrees that a consequential mistake was made.
The latter is probably our most consequential error since the Iraq War and may well be felt even longer.
The oft-noted 84% to 55% decrease in errors when using CPOE [ 4, 5] drops to a statistically insignificant 17% when examining consequential errors.
Furthermore, it increases the risk of consequential errors.
The resulting likely and consequential errors were prioritized for intervention.
When Berger and Kichak [ 3] analyzed studies by Bates et al. [ 4, 5] and focused on consequential errors, they found "the reality is that no significant decrease in patient morbidity and mortality occurred as a result of the institution of CPOE" [ 3].
I recognize the sacrifice and [disappointment] that cancelling will create, but it's a very consequential unforced error and could plague us in stories for months".
For technical and logistic reasons, it was not possible to do twice the procedure of extraction, purification, and amplification on a consequential number of individuals to estimate precisely genotyping error rates.
