Sentence examples for error might have from inspiring English sources

US commentators were saying a flight navigation error might have caused the first crash.

That error might have been considered evidence of fragile form, an extension of high-profile traumas at Euro 2016, though it was probably more reflective of recent upheaval.

Hence amid a vibrant performance in the field, the dropping of Wahab Riaz by Root on the square-leg boundary, an uncharacteristic error, might have been significant.

That glaring error might have sunk a weaker spirit, but Lisicki kept it together better than Li, and when Li served at 6-5, she did not win a point, making three consecutive unforced errors with her forehand.

The goal of the F.T.C. study was to determine the impact a credit report error might have on the price a consumer would pay for things like car or home loans.

If you were duplicating another CD or copying files from removable media like Zip disks, the error might have been caused by dirt, scratches or other damage on the original CD or Zip disk, which in turn caused errors in the data you were recording onto the CD-R disc.

"The errors might have been higher if a family member didn't say, 'What about this drug?' ".

Had Mr Cameron provided more inspiration for all Britons, by offering them a hopeful and inclusive Tory vision, such errors might have mattered less.

"The errors might have been higher if a family member didn't say, 'What about this drug?' " He recommended keeping an up-to-date list of drugs and doses for all elderly patients.

Subsequent analyses suggested that these errors might have resulted from differences in the tendon elastic modulus, as compared to the other muscles tested.

The evaluation from ENDF to ACE format that is supplied with MCNP should also be examined because errors might have arisen during the evaluation.