Sentence examples for error that will from inspiring English sources

Big deal or not, it's an unforced error that will cause concern among allies and celebration by adversaries.

"Second, the drug trafficking charges are a legal error that will soon be explained in the extradition hearing before a U.S. magistrate".

This index allows estimating the error that will be obtained in the identification of the natural frequency and damping ratio of the modes based on the knowledge of the parameters of the test.

He clearly likes him and accepts that he has redrawn the boundaries of British politics, but he thinks the PM's vision is fuzzy and the failure of the project a historic error that will rebound on the Labour party.

His was the first hearing, and both Greenpeace and Australian diplomats are confident that his bail denial was an administrative error that will be fixed in the coming days.

A main result of control oriented identification is that, to minimize the closed-loop error that will ultimately result from a model-based controller, the identification of the model should use closed-loop data produced with the very same controller.

The analytical value of Keegan's geostrategic framework is marred by numerous errors that will leave readers confused and misinformed.

The Intel designers have also done something else to help defend against the errors that will inevitably sneak into the chip.

And there are a few very minor but unfortunate errors that will cheer the professor's critics -- the name of a Salomon Smith Barney predecessor, for example, is slightly garbled.

Kmart executives have discovered fresh accounting errors that will require the company to restate its earnings over several years, including the current year, the company said yesterday.

The resulting article, by the experts, is the first of eight detailed reports on medical errors that will be published in the journal over the next year or so.