— The term unforced error has become a staple of the popular vernacular since its introduction in tennis three decades ago.
They are still popular choices -- Milwaukee named Terry Porter and Orlando chose Johnny Davis -- but every coach's margin for error has become significantly smaller.
Having to explain to agitated customers that those unrecognised tablets are the result of an unannounced switch to a generic drug, as opposed to a presumed dispensing error, has become a routine event.
And the discovery of the error has become the latest salvo in a feud among historians over the meaning of American democracy and independence, a feud that is still raging after more than 200 years.
Radiation-induced soft error has become an emerging reliability threat to high performance microprocessor design.
My philosophy, after years of trial and error, has become this: Give it five minutes of my best effort, and walk away.
Adjustment for various aspects of measurement error has become more common in studies of air pollution in recent years.
As work in conventional organizations has become increasingly fast-paced and the margin for error has become ever smaller, the notion of 'high reliability' has received widespread attention in many contexts [ 10], including health care [ 11- 18].
But accounts of errors have become increasingly insistent.
