Sentence examples for basic errors in from inspiring English sources
That was bad enough, but surely today some of our cleverest people wouldn't make similar, basic errors in measuring the emissions and resources needed to preserve the climate on which we depend, would they?
Similarly, Owen Coyle's Dynamo have been all over the shop, 4-4 with Sporting Kansas City here, a workmanlike 3-0 win over Montreal there, with Brad Davis and Will Bruin active in attack whilst being let down here and there with basic errors in defense (and some bad luck).
For simplicity, we assume that basic errors in the image transducer such as missing pixels or row/columns ("dead" and "hot" pixels) have been corrected by a reasonable a priori correction procedure that a user does not normally have access to.
The controversy stems from a provocative new paper by economists at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst that claims to have found some basic errors in one of the most pathbreaking and influential economic studies to come out in the last few years.
Southampton manager Ronald Koeman said his side made too many basic errors in their 3-0 home defeat by Premier League champions Manchester City.
Koeman said he felt his side looked nervous during the opening exchanges and admitted they got punished for basic errors in the second half.
"The very first sentence of the Chief Justice's opinion lays out a basic error in this whole jurisprudence.
The Environmental Protection Agency failed to follow its own guidelines and made a basic error in evaluating how a toxic contaminant in rocket fuel harms human health, according to a report by the agency's inspector general.
During his Mideast visit, Senator John McCain — running for President as the ranking mastermind of military security issues — committed a basic error in describing the enemy forces at work in Iraq.
But on that occasion, the referee, Toshimitsu Yoshida of Japan, had correctly seen what happened but made a basic error in his understanding of soccer law and deprived the Uzbekhs of a possible goal.
However, I think the basic error in the court's decision is its holding that the fair use privilege usually granted to such writers should be extended to cover the massive copying and distribution operation conducted by defendant's libraries.
