Sentence examples for error far from inspiring English sources

As the miasma of his autumn statement clears, it looks as if he could have committed a political error far greater than his omnishambles budget.

Iterative learning control in particular is a powerful concept, and design rules can be used to reduce the error far above the feedback bandwidth for repeatedly operated machines.

Hofstader ([2001], p. xvii) remarks that thinking beings use guesswork, analogy, and trial and error far more often than logical deduction.

On the other hand, errors of afterslips are mostly less than 0.3 m, gradually increasing with increasing distance from the land area to take the maximum (∼0.75 m) error far off Cape Erimo.

However, her victory was far less assured than Biles' and her margin for error far narrower, with Russian's Aliya Mustafina and Daria Spiridonova close on her heels.

ISOA, however, should not be the main instrument by which the United States provides ethical overwatch of the private sector, because the stakes are far too high and the margins of error far too small.

So far he has hit 29 errors, far too many for a player of his brilliance.

Although he hit a solid 51 winners, Berdyich's downfall came as a result of 57 unforced errors, far above the more cautious del Potro, who stroked 40 unforced errors and 35 winners.

Although both players have hit the same number of winners in the tournament so far (206), Djokovic has made 167 unforced errors, far more than Nadal's 130.

The document details historic errors far too late for any meaningful politically relevant repercussions, thereby cementing the notion of immunity among those in power, and impotence among the populations they represent.

We found that these Q-score filtered ORPs had sequencing errors far below what their Q-scores suggested.