Sentence examples similar to delicate errors from inspiring English sources

East won with the king and returned a trump, a delicate error.

This was a delicate error, since it established East's queen, but she survived.

"I medicated myself as though I were a finely calibrated machine, the most delicate error potentially throwing me off," she later wrote.

But such rubbing produces a spherically shaped mirror that must then be reshaped into a shallower curve known as a parabola -- a delicate and error-prone process that has been the bane of many amateur and even professional astronomers.

The blueprint left no room for patience and zero room for error in the delicate relations between a headstrong coach and a hardheaded franchise star.

It is also a much faster and more efficient method with smaller margin for error with such a delicate clay body.

There is a narrow window for technical error due to the delicate nature of the airway and its close proximity to the esophagus and major vascular structures.

His wilful refusal to acknowledge an error of judgement in a delicate area of professional responsibility will return to haunt him.

The smallest tremor would disrupt the delicate work inside (a hair-breadth's error is ruinous in the making of microchips).

Calvin wrote: "His wilful refusal to acknowledge an error of judgement in a delicate area of professional responsibility will return to haunt him.

We have also examined the delicate issue of performance evaluation and defined the error as a function of wavelength, using a metrological procedure to infer the uncertainty of the computed error from the statistics of the measured variables.