Sentence examples for chief error from inspiring English sources
It is a chief error of many secularist believers to suppose that impartial secularism implies exclusive secularism – that the state cannot treat religions equally unless public policy debates are secularised.
The chief error is the information-processing shortcuts people take called heuristics, in the jargon.
Among the chief errors of this argument are (a) its understanding of the second law of thermodynamics and the notion of entropy, (b) the scope of the application of the second law of thermodynamics, and (c) failing to understand the way in which the mechanisms underlying genetics are perfectly in line with physical law.
NYPD chief concedes errors after officer kills a 66-year-old mentally disturbed woman.
Mr. Obama now repeated the chief justice's error of putting "faithfully" at the end and said, "The office of president of the United States faithfully".
But in a critical error, Chief Judge Norma Holloway Johnson decided the article contained secret grand jury information -- though nothing in it remotely resembled such information.
"The best I can tell there was not human error," chief of staff Raymond Odierno told reporters on Thursday, Reuters reported, while cautioning that the information was based solely on preliminary reports.
Just two weeks ago, Bloomberg published an obituary for Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, in error.
Anderson Cooper's analogy falsely portrayed President Obama as a "flubber" rather than his simply smoothing over Chief Justice Roberts error.
Because the chief source of error in medicine is not the quality of performance of processes but the quality of decisions to initiate those processes, it may be that the test of time serves as a relative brake against iatrogenesis.
