Sentence examples for any errors at all from inspiring English sources

Jorge Cauz, Britannica's president, immediately claimed victory because Wikipedia had "a third more errors".We are all falliblePrivately, however, Britannica's editors were shocked to have to concede that their creation contained any errors at all.

The approach taken by Mr. Rich means that users of nytimes.com who find themselves reading the Sept. 18 column something they now must pay to do get no warning that it contains any error at all.

But it is the corporation's attitude to the inevitable criticism that is often as important: on this occasion, the BBC has been slow to defend itself, reluctant to admit any error at all, while would-be leaders are nowhere to be seen.

Nothing at all was said about the supposed 7,000 cases, and Dobbs never conceded any error at all.

Is a forced error an error at all?

Mr. Stringer is demanding that the apparent errors be fixed, but is there an error at all?

Asked if he had made a journalistic error in approving the headline, he said: "I don't accept that we made an error at all.

You have no idea if her deduction was deceitful or an honest error -- or if indeed it was an error at all.

At an E-value of 0.01, only about 10% of queries produce any retrieval errors at all (data not shown), although the mean EPQ is already about 2. Thus, the mean EPQ of 2 reflects a definite minority of the queries that users encounter.

The representer of a single observation describes the covariance between the observed quantity and ocean state errors at all locations at any time within the assimilation window.

I was flat out and I didn't make too many errors at all".