Sentence examples for error to cause from inspiring English sources

He was using the standard definition: to lead into error, to cause someone to form an incorrect belief.

Ipswich substitute Kayden Jackson pounced on Tosin Adarabioyo's error to cause a nervy finale and youngster Jack Lankester clipped the post with a stoppage-time free-kick, but Albion held on to move within two points of leaders Norwich.

In addition, the potential of an error to cause serious harm and the possibility of error prevention were also assessed.

The likelihood of an error to cause serious morbidity/mortality for each record was assessed based on the opinion of a team of two expert panel reviewers comprising family medicine specialists, and was a Yes or No response.

The embargo and the damage and economic dislocation brought about by the civil war combined with Sandinista economic errors to cause Nicaragua's economy to plummet from 1985 onward.

Not wanting errors to cause delay, coders-who in the early days tended to be trained as mathematicians or physicists-stayed late in their offices exhaustively checking their work.

Due to the possibility for such errors to cause harm, this constitutes a significant potential risk.

The surface reconstruction errors are shown to cause errors in imaging, such as reduced amplitude and blurring of the image of a side-drilled hole.

Channel estimation error is known to cause intersymbol interference (ISI) and degradation of BER performance [5,6].

Random genotyping error is unlikely to cause several missing genotypes.

A few examples of the report's errors are enough to cause concern.