Sentence examples for error means from inspiring English sources

The margin of error means the parties are effectively neck-and-neck overall.

Human error means that whenever a person is at the wheel, there will be the possibility of a collision.

But that means we have a dull market and the idea of little margin of error means that you end up with a very narrow offering.

(In addition, the poll's 3percentt margin of error means that it's possible that 46percentt oppose censure while 45percentt support it).

"Building a house in a controlled environment using machines that eliminate human error means you can put together a modular house very soundly and with no structural problems," Mr. Kaufman said.

Officials say a production error means that as many as 30 per cent of the notes, printed at a cost of roughly $120m, have been left with a blank strip on their face, which only appears after they are pulled flat.

The error meant Wenna dropped from first to seventh.

The error meant that the British quartet were disqualified.

An editing error meant Marie Kinsey was described as a senior lecturer at City University.

An editing error meant that the number of alleged victims was missing from the second paragraph.

It said an IT error meant the fares were not yet available.