Sentence examples for errors coming from inspiring English sources
But it doesn't seem to help, with the errors coming more frequently from her racket now.
Williams dominated the bruising Ad court backhand-to-backhand exchanges, with 71 percent (15/21) of Azarenka's backhand errors coming directly from a Williams backhand.
"I had a little string of birdies going but made some unforced errors coming in... a little bit of brilliance but a bit of ugliness averaged it out.
Bradford coach Steve MacNamara said "In the second half we repeatedly made errors coming out of our own end and against a side of Warrington's quality you're not going to get away with it".
President Clinton's plan to require reporting of medical errors, coming after a spate of news articles and a report from the National Academy of Sciences, puts medical professionals on notice that Americans want higher standards in their hospitals.
Teri Schrettenbrunner, a Wells Fargo spokeswoman, said, "There is no doubt here that we didn't handle this case well, but it is rare that you see a confluence of this many errors coming together as you did on this case".
The errors come from debates, press ops, responses to criticism.
Second, how did errors in the work, if they are errors, come to be introduced?
"A significant number of medical errors come from physicians' handwriting," he said.
(Dr. Witztum said the errors came from sources quoted in the study).
