Sentence examples for enormous errors from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind of course that even now you're apt to make enormous errors in judgment; at this time last season, Toronto FC were third overall in the league, LA in 10th, and New England, who would go on to become MLS Cup finalists, were fourth from bottom.

Enormous errors can be introduced by making this seemingly innocuous assumption, and such errors can mislead assessments of polysulfides' role in such processes as discussed below.

However, topographic and atmospheric effects can produce enormous errors in the quantitative retrieval of FVC data from satellite images of mountainous areas.

However, the quantitative chemical analysis relies on several factors; therefore, standard assumptions may result in enormous errors in quantification [ 19, 20].

"Baloney," said Newt Gingrich of the scheduling excuse, warning of the "enormous error" in ducking the event.

He made the enormous error of colliding with Webber at the Turkish Grand Prix, while trying to pass to take the lead of the race from Webber.

Francesc Vendrell, a former special representative in Afghanistan for both the UN and the EU, argues that for the foreign powers to accept this election would be an "enormous error".

The author zeros in on one enormous error that he says each of the 11 made — a mistake, in the words of the book's title, that cost each $1 billion or more.

It should be noted that only a small amount of water in the injected nitrogen gas will cause an enormous error in the results.

However, two major factors, compressive storage and sorption effect, can lead to enormous error when testing sorptive rocks using the pulse-decay method (PDM).

It is well known that the problem is severely ill posed in the Hadamard sense that the solution (if it exists) does not depend continuously on the given data, i.e., a small measurement error in the given data can cause an enormous error in the solution [2 4].