Sentence examples for error after the from inspiring English sources

A reader pointed out the error after the editorial appeared.

And all because of one era-shaping error after the global financial meltdown: in a crisis, you don't reflect on the nuances of public opinion, you shape it.

Clearly mortified at his mistake, Harvey, who was hosting the competition for the first time, immediately apologised for his error after the award ceremony closed.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: December 21, 2010 In an earlier version of this article, the word "million" appeared in error after the figure for the population of the United States, 308,745,538.

The Doctor constantly facing certain death never really hangs too well with a character defined by his ability to regenerate, but at least it's addressed here, this "12th" incarnation being a "clerical error" after the Timelords granted him a new regeneration cycle.

I'm not talking about Collins's dubious decision after the game to contest the one hit registered against Dickey, an appeal that never had a chance of succeeding and put Collins in the awkward position of arguing that his best everyday player, David Wright, should be given an error after the fact.

The Ninth Circuit at that time had a rule that for certain constitutional errors, an after-the-fact determination of harmless error was impossible.

(Ms. Hanrahan's husband telephoned about the errors after the second article was published).

Another study revealed that interns confessed to having more concerns about making serious medical errors after the mandate than before.

A consultant paediatrician admitted a catalogue of errors after the girl was taken to Central Middlesex hospital in July 1999, seven months before she died from beatings and starvation at the hands of her great aunt, Marie Therese Kouao, and Carl Manning, Kouao's lover.

It highlighted "fundamental errors" after the murder.