Sentence examples for error may have from inspiring English sources

The long-standing political error may have been to underestimate the challenges.

A large source of error may have been radio interference in the digital lab in Phillips Hall.

"It was a rare administrative error and we have apologised for any unnecessary anxiety this error may have caused".

(That error may have been abetted by the British television series whose title played on the phrase).

If the mutated protein is a key enzyme in normal metabolism, the error may have serious or fatal consequences.

Or, you may have selected a link that is out of date or an error may have occurred in locating the specified page.

The significance of Terry's error may have been watered down by those of his team-mates but it continued a trend.

New Jersey Transit issued a statement saying its investigation into the derailment has indicated so far that human error may have caused the accident.

Despite hints that Meng's error may have involved political "willfulness," we may never know the exact nature of his alleged transgression.

It has emerged that the previous transport secretary, Justine Greening, had ordered an investigation in late August when she was first informed by officials that a "small procedural error" may have occurred.

A willingness to act in accordance with 'religious' maxims, rather than rely on individual trial and error, may have been not only desirable but essential in the environment in which our ancestors were mothered by Mitochondrial Eve.