Sentence examples for collective error from inspiring English sources
That is a collective error we have made.
The French state affirmed its "collective error" for the crimes only in 1995, during Mr. Chirac's presidency, after decades of equivocation.
Other songs on the album certainly pointed to a collective error of judgment, but the real Slayer were patently alive and well.
If the challenger receives more votes than expected (relative to what the actual state of the economy would have suggested is warranted), the voters are likely to realize they've made a collective error.
It's perfectly understandable that we don't having a precise image of who lives here and the extent of key social issues – but the scale of our collective error is startling.
MPs have dug themselves further into the hole of popular contempt by repeatedly refusing to as much as inquire into the reasons for this vast collective error of judgment, just they have failed, notable exceptions like Jeremy Corbyn and Adam Price notwithstanding, to make any effort to hold the government to any sort of account for its actions - crimes, in fact.
It requires a preparedness to accept personal responsibility for collective errors and for entire societies to accept the need for major collective change.
To score 30 points, you should be able to close out a game". Smith said individual rather than collective errors cost his team and has urged his players to improve their discipline.
In recent years, this world-class schmoozefest has been more of a bitchfest on business, as big companies and their chief executives endured carping from all sides for their collective errors and sins in the bubble and its aftermath.
These occur as a result of the association of human, individual or collective errors, with latent or system errors, all relating to the organisation and structure of care units [ 59].
Posture reconstruction is an inherently redundant problem where the collective distance error between experimental joint centers and simulation joint centers is minimized.
