Sentence examples for error of its from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Heidi Vardeman, senior minister of Macalaster Plymouth United Church in St . Pauland a spokeswoman for a pro-gay church group called More Light Presbyterians, said in an interview, "Finally, the denomination has seen the error of its ways and it will repent, which means, literally, to turn around.

Microenterprise is uniquely designed to empower women because — through the trial and error of its development, going back to Muhammad Yunus's invention of it in Bangladesh — women are much greater at investing in future goods than the men who have participated in microcredit have turned out to be.

Listeners claimed it was not the first error of its kind on the station, saying the second half of Pick of the Pops, when it was presented by Dale Winton, once aired before the first, and Elaine Paige's Radio 2 programme was played in the wrong order.

Could it be that Nickelback has seen the error of its ways and is apologizing?

Fast forward to today and it appears that NRE has seen the error of its ways.

Now it looks like Pandora may have seen the error of its ways based on language in Pandora's own license for a services launched on the Rdio assets.

Six months later, when the consensus sees the errors of its perceptions, it re-congeals into a new consensus.

This is no rank amateur stumbling into a messy market and repeating the errors of its forebears – it's a long-standing industry leader that knows any wrong turn could do lasting damage to its overall brand value.

The blood system has too many errors of its own because it favors the wealthy.

The blood system has too many errors of its own because it favours the wealthy.

It's possible that Britain might see the errors of its ways.