Sentence examples for error has fallen from inspiring English sources

And, for the budget as a whole, the court's estimate of error has fallen over recent years," said the president of the Court of Auditors, Vitor Caldeira.

A Prison Service spokesman said: "The number of releases in error have fallen by almost a third since 2009 and the vast majority are returned to custody very quickly".

Errors have fallen to below 5percentt, from 10percentt, Mr. Wilke said.

Unfortunately, in her hunt for a husband, Joan has made one terrible strategic error: Joan has fallen in love with an unavailable man.

These exaggerations and errors suggest that King has fallen prey to three fallacies that have, unfortunately, characterised American counterterrorism policy since 9/11, generating a string of counterproductive policies.

"The ball is once again in Congress' court to correct the error into which this Court has fallen," she wrote.

"They believe that they alone in this time in history have been selected by God to carry his torch, his word, to the world and everyone else has fallen into error," said Phelps.

By the end, it's hard not to think that Banville himself has fallen into an error that his fictional Hermes observes in Adam Godley: "the peril of confusing the expression of something with the something itself".

Since the Reformation, the Roman see has never admitted publicly that a bishop has fallen into doctrinal error; the united front of authentic doctrine is preserved, and the matter is dealt with by subtle means.

The fact that the purchase price is about as large as a rounding error in the old flush days of Silicon Valley shows how far Napster has fallen.

The biggest error in CBO calculations was enrollment in ACA health care exchanges, which has fallen far below projections at 10.3 million.