Sentence examples for chief errors from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
Many speakers said today that the chief justice's main error had been one of compassion, in that he had felt sorry for Justice Thayer, and tried to help him.
NYPD chief concedes errors after officer kills a 66-year-old mentally disturbed woman.
But the chapter veers away from Mourinho, as Ferguson discusses a range of topics from George Best to the desire of Nemanja Vidic to enlist for the Kosovo conflict and his personal transfer errors, chief among them Kieran Richardson, Eric Djemba-Djemba, William Prunier and Ralph Milne.
On a conference call on Thursday, Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, blamed "errors, sloppiness and bad judgment" for the $2 billion loss, which stemmed from a hedging strategy that backfired.
PAGE A8 Leasing Chief Knew of Errors A top Interior Department official was told nearly three years ago about a legal blunder that allowed drilling companies to avoid billions of dollars in payments for oil and gas pumped from publicly owned waters, the department's inspector general has found.
Habeas corpus prosecuted in the supreme court of the state of California for the discharge of plaintiff in error from the custody of defendant in error, chief of police of the city of Los Angeles.
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".
