Sentence examples for any substantial errors from inspiring English sources

So far reviewers haven't picked him up on any substantial errors in the evidence, so has Pinker got all his homework right?

This is unlikely to introduce any substantial error in cholecystectomy rate as day-case cholecystectomy was of limited use during the period studied.

The election would not be over, but we might be at the point where Mr. Obama would have to make a substantial error in order to lose.

If the Advertisement as reproduced by GNM contains a substantial error solely due to a mistake on GNM's part, GNM shall, on request, re-publish the Advertisement at no additional cost to the Advertiser.

This offset is negligible for older samples, but a substantial error in these younger ages.

This means that substantial errors will easily creep into any standard numerical solution.

Nest decay times vary substantially over time and among sites and can introduce substantial errors in estimates of orangutan population density [12], [13].

The government of Bermuda said there were "substantial errors" in Oxfam's report.

Guardian News & Media's policy is to correct substantial errors as soon as possible.

"Gillian Triggs has made substantial errors of judgment in commenting on the political process and commenting on politicians.

Christopher Pyne says the Human Rights Commission president, Gillian Triggs, has made "substantial errors of judgment" involving herself in politics, as he and a ministerial colleague refused to express confidence in her.