Sentence examples for error calling from inspiring English sources

Conservative commentators have hammered ABC for the error, calling it an example of liberal news organizations' jumping to pin blame on conservatives for gun violence.

Harvey also took to Twitter to apologize for his error, calling it a "huge mistake".

We believe that the presence of obvious errors in a major database on a "well-understood" pathway merits further discussion, even if differences in error calling will of course result in different percentages.

Kathryn Schulz, the author of "Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error," calls regret an "existential wake-up call" and shares research about our top regrets.

It wasn't until the next day that I discovered that I had, in error, called Mo Williams of the Portland Trail Blazers.

This is a classic statistical error called the gambler's fallacy.

If you spot an error, call the medical provider's billing office immediately.

We don't see those seven people in front of us and thus we don't pay attention to the impact we can have on them, a thinking error called attentional bias.

This helps prevent another common thinking error called scope neglect, in which our brains fail to ensure that our emotions correspond to the actual impact made by our donations.

Recent research shows that after any emotionally powerful event, in politics or private life, our brains tend to assign too much weight to that event compared to what is really important to us, a thinking error called attentional bias.

This substantial error calls into question the conclusions of this study.