Sentence examples for dangerous error from inspiring English sources
The numerical analysis you provided risked reinforcing the myth of the "statistical dead heat," a particularly dangerous error with the political polling season heating up again.
The authors of that article, led by Dr. Atul A. Gawande, a surgeon, say that leaving objects behind is "an uncommon but dangerous error" that can lead to severe infections, organ damage and sometimes even death.
Justice Alito warns that the majority makes a "dangerous error" in relying on the three-judge court's finding that a large release of prisoners will not jeopardize public safety.
Tucked away in the final book, on method, is a critique of "the most dangerous error of the ancients," namely, the Aristotelian position that there are secondary causes in nature distinct from God.
[r]eligion captures the very best and very worst of who we are, and to see only the best or the worst of religion is a dangerous error.
How can consumers find out which airports, airplanes and airlines have a pattern of dangerous errors?
The new rules, which are aimed at reducing the risk of dangerous errors by inexperienced doctors who are sleep deprived, will take effect in July 2003.
With demand surging for computerized medical records, at least a dozen companies are selling electronic systems that can help hospitals and large medical groups avoid dangerous errors.
As it ages, it is cracking, with problems like system overload, understaffing, misrouted calls and bug-ridden databases leading to unanswered calls and dangerous errors.
Many of today's peer-reviewed studies offer trivial confirmations of the obvious and policy documents filled with egregious, dangerous errors.
