Sentence examples for bigger errors from inspiring English sources

Although the Universe is much older, we also have bigger errors on what we think the true age is.

One of Dodd-Frank's bigger errors was to require smaller banks that had played no role in the crisis to ramp up their compliance duties as well.

Just as a small error at the rifle leads to bigger and bigger errors as targets are farther and farther away, clearing your throat will appear as an earthquake when you are recording on videotape at a magnification of 22X.

At the second-level SM, a nonlinear function with the property of "smaller errors correspond to bigger gains and bigger errors correspond to saturated gains" is designed to form an integral sliding manifold, and the overcompensation of the integral term to big errors is weakened.

In his memoir, Mr. Hosty acknowledges some mistakes but contends that F.B.I. officials made bigger errors — first by trying to eliminate evidence that might make it seem as though the agency had any hint of Oswald's plans, and then by letting commission investigators portray Mr. Hosty as a bumbler when the evidence emerged about his contact with Oswald in the weeks before the assassination.

But there are also bigger errors than just bad math or a forgotten signature.

The amplitude ratio is also well estimated with a bigger error.

The second goal came as a result of a far bigger error from another one of Everton's experienced defenders.

When prices have huge fluctuation in a short time, forecasting results will have bigger error as variables do not accumulate.

Could CBO be making a bigger error now?

But Mitt's bigger error wasn't saying "very poor," it was in fact using the term "safety net" -- over and over again.