Sentence examples similar to a sweeping error from inspiring English sources

The allocation result satisfies a given constraint of geometrical errors on the finished surface, which consists of the tool positioning errors at each cutter location and the sweeping errors between consecutive ones.

One of the more problematic issues the pope raised at the 1994 extraordinary consistory was his desire to issue a sweeping apology for the past errors of the Roman Catholic Church, which he viewed as a necessary "purification of memory" to usher in the new millennium.

Error, though, is a sweeping subject, and a rigorous wrongology may be too much to ask of anyone.

Earlier this year, the DWP announced that it had reached a proposed deal in one of those lawsuits -- a sweeping settlement that it said could end all legal battles over the billing errors.

These and other errors are mere details, perhaps, in Bower's attempt to paint a sweeping portrait of a very unorthodox tycoon, but they do tend to undermine faith in the description of more complex matters.

Within five minutes they were well clear at 22-6, with a rare error by the Saints wing Tommy Makinson gifting the position for O'Brien to score, and Joel Monaghan finishing a sweeping 70-metre move that his elder brother Michael had started.

Outside, a sweeping mountain view.

But they have a sweeping vision.

A sweeping novel of twentieth-century Poland.

"But it's not a sweeping statement".

Such a sweeping restriction is rare.