Sentence examples for error debate from inspiring English sources

For our part, MadLab's been featured in a couple of BBC programmes that flit from smallpox to amateur biology (the so-called terror/ error debate) in a matter of seconds, inferring that a "bunch of kids in a garage" can accidentally bring down humanity with equipment bought on eBay.

(AAPOR currently has a revision of its code in the works, motivated in part by the margin-of-error debate).

Rabbi Eugene Korn, the former director of interfaith affairs for the Anti-Defamation League and a longtime critic of the movie, said he believed that he and others made a "strategic error" by debating Mr. Gibson in the media over a period of several months before the movie opened on Wednesday, earning more than $23 million.

The importance of these descriptive errors was debated at the two trials.

The neurolinguistic underpinnings of these errors are debated.

Reactions to the disclosure were diverse, encompassing commentary and articles in the electronic, print, and broadcast media; the Wikipedia community researched Essjay's article edits to check for errors and debated proposals to improve the project's handling of personal identification.

But her intervention left conservatives furious, with one Republican strategist describing it as the most egregious error by a debate moderator ever.

As well as igniting Irish indignation, the error sparked a debate over how to reduce human error in refereeing and the meaning of "fair play," one of the slogans of soccer's world governing body.

In a round of network television interviews yesterday, Mr. Gore took the unusual step of acknowledging that he made factual errors in the debate and pledged to control his reactions to Gov. George W. Bush.

But the indictment also contains a glaring scientific error, which is prompting debate among legal and nuclear experts on whether the government's case could be hurt.

So if you cut off free argument of debate then error survives and becomes dangerous.