Sentence examples for commits errors from inspiring English sources

Known for his fastidious match preparations and scientific scouting, he said: "A team that commits errors in no more than 15%to18%8% of its actions is unbeatable".

Every team commits errors, of course, but their frequency, as well as what happens afterward (the Mets' 29 unearned runs lead the National League), is evidence of a disconcerting pattern.

Either team can score, with points being awarded for successfully hitting the ball onto the opposing side's half of the court, as well as when the opposing side commits errors or fouls, such as hitting the ball out of bounds, failing to return the ball, contacting the ball more than three times before returning it, etc.

A team at Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence and Research group has built a voice recognition system that commits errors at the same low rate as professional human transcribers.

If I understand the logic here correctly, Toobin and other defenders of NSA snooping presumably think that a government sweeping up a thousand records a year and making mistakes on ten of them (one percent), is an obviously greater threat to our rights than a government that sweeps up a billion records a year and "only" commits errors in 3,000 cases (far less than one percent).

Had his campaign committed errors along the way?

Juries undoubtedly may make mistakes; they may commit errors; they may commit gross ones.

"I have doubtless committed errors, even faults through negligence," he told the appeal court in Versailles.

But she was sloppy in the second set, committing errors with regularity to go down, 0-4.

There was to be an endless convoy of known and lesser-known individuals, Communists and nonCommunists, people who had committed political errors and people who hadn't, accompanied by those who were destined to commit errors in the future, those who would never commit errors, and even those who might possibly commit errors.

I don't ask for any privileges – if I have committed errors I will take the consequences.