Sentence examples for be errors from inspiring English sources
noun
The state, quality, or condition of being wrong.
Those appear to be errors.
Why shouldn't there be errors and omissions?
"You have to assume there are going to be errors.
From that point of view, there will be errors, but that's part of the learning process".
There are hundreds of thousands of lines of code, she points out and that there will be errors.
The audit shows that the N.S.A. considered most of the incidents to be errors — "operator error" or "computer error".
If there are to be errors, Mr. McMahon said, they should be on the side of too much information.
These seem to be errors of enthusiasm, a desire to cram in as much of the kitchen's bounty as possible.
Baseball has some wonderfully talented umpires, and there will always be bad calls — as there will always be errors made by players in the field.
But officials expect there to be errors; the first reports of federal contracts earlier this month contained some filings that overstated or understated jobs.
