Sentence examples for compound the error from inspiring English sources

Better to accept rather than compound the error, though.

They must not compound the error by turning a blind eye to what may be waiting just down the road.

Not content with wasting tens of billions on the loss-making HS2 scheme, George Osborne is now threatening to compound the error by forcing taxpayers to fund HS3.

To crack down on commentary would be to compound the error, so the blogs and weibos have seized the opening, even though their authors know the risks.

In fact, introspection can actually compound the error, blinding us to those primal processes responsible for many of our everyday failings.

"To compound the error by enabling people who may not have realised they had the data to find the data is a horrible mistake," Roger Clarke said.

Did, as Elstein claims, the Open Door Column (October 22 2007) "compound" the errors?

Second, government interventions sometimes compound the errors of the market and further alter the market signals and other decision parameters in favour of unsustainable activities in the forest.

Disbanding the Iraqi army compounded the error.

The next morning, compounding the error, he revisits the topic.

So he compounded the error by going on the attack.