Sentence examples for big errors in the from inspiring English sources

One of Fiat's big errors in the 1990s was to stop doing facelifts halfway through the conventional seven-year life of a model.

The International Monetary Fund admitted this week that it made big errors in the first bailout of Greece three years ago, but it added that no matter what it did then the country would have suffered a deep recession.

The presence of such outliers may provoke big errors in the estimation.

And even small errors in the gross numbers become big errors in the margin.

"The atmosphere remains a complex, chaotic system where a small error in initial conditions can grow into a big error in the forecast," he said.

I would add that the biggest errors in the doctrine of God are connected to an abstraction of God's being from God's mission.

When I looked at the numbers from 2/5 and 3/4, I found that while big errors in Obama's favor persisted in six states, the errors in the remaining 11 states were small and canceled out (averaging to zero).

This launched a tidal wave of European money at popular investments, such as American private equity and tech shares, and significantly weakened the euro.Big errors in monetary policy come in pairs: for example, in America in 1926-29 (expandion) and 1931-33 (contrandion), and Japan 1986-89 (expandion) and 1990-99 (contraction).

In the Boston Archdiocese, he said, "big errors in judgment were made".

"He made three big errors in extra time of a World Cup final.

However, big data brings lots of "big errors" in data quality and data usage, which cannot be used as a substitute for sound research design and solid theories.