Sentence examples for error to cover from inspiring English sources

Some Blue Cross Blue Shield contracts state that they will not pursue "retro-termination" payments, or those made in error to cover patients who'd become ineligible, Dubnansky says.

The former "Teen Mom" star and host of Friday's event eventually realized the error and readjusted to cover up.

Of course there are doctors who commit egregious errors and then try to cover them up.

When you contact an inspector, ask him (home inspectors are almost invariably males) what, if any, professional organizations he belongs to, whether he inspects full time or part time, how many inspections he has done and whether he has insurance -- liability insurance, as well as insurance to cover errors and omissions.

Always purchase extra string to cover errors.

To cover various error propagation, each block is tested with random transmission errors propagated from prediction block and concealment block, respectively.

We investigated three mean error rates (0.5%, 1%, and 3%) to cover normal to high error rates.

That means that the margin of error on the forecasts, enough to cover 95 percent of all possible outcomes, is wider still: plus or minus about 170,000 jobs.

In addition, a new normalized standard deviation of the reconstruction error over time is derived to cover the effect of only independent noise entries.

However, it appears that Anisminic had defined the concept of jurisdictional error of law so broadly that it had made redundant the old divide between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors and had "led to the use of the word 'jurisdictional' in a wide sense to cover all errors of law which entailed illegality".

The audit led to charges in 1999's third quarter totaling $1.23 billion to cover accounting errors and write-downs.