Sentence examples for an error rather from inspiring English sources

Technically, he scored on an error rather than a steal, but he still, as the Times put, "earned the No. 42 on his back".

What the optimists believe is that this rush corrected an error rather than creating one, that the rise of the stock market in recent years reflects not the rise of irrational exuberance but the decline of irrational risk aversion.

Such was the strength of internal and external feeling that the Times, along with its News Corp stablemate, had ignored the story that 96 people were unlawfully killed, that it put out a statement confessing to an error rather than a conspiracy.

The official scorer (who was a writer for the local newspaper) judged the play to be an error rather than a hit, and Forsch went on to pitch the first no-hitter of the 1978 season.

Full disclosure of ME includes an explicit statement that an error (rather than just a "complication") occurred, basic description of the error, who committed the error, why it did happen, how recurrences will be prevented, and an apology [ 4, 5].

In this study, students' likelihood to internalise errors was evaluated and it was identified that students who received the intervention had a significant improvement in scores, indicating that they were more likely to address an error rather than internalise or ignore the problem.

The question is whether it will make the Tories even happier.Correction: As a result of an editing error (rather than a Freudian slip or wishful thinking), this article's original rubric wrongly claimed that Ed Miliband had lurched to the right, not the left.

"The judge released them after he found out that it was simply an inadvertent error rather than an intentional violation of the rules," Mr. Munsinger said.

They said they regarded the judge's failure to remove himself from the case as most likely an administrative error rather than an attempt to deceive.

The most likely explanation, he says, is an undiscovered error, rather than a breakdown in the laws of gravity.

However, the complete identity of the matched between the predicted sequence and chromosomal locations implied that this was an assembly error rather than a duplication event.