(In neither period have there been errors more serious than B).
Managers probably tolerate errors more than they do leadoff walks, but errors make them squirm, too.
She wasn't discouraged by hitting fifty-four errors, more than four times as many as her opponent.
But the forehand errors more than doubled Wednesday night against Berdych with the addition of playing only one more set.
Executive chairman Roger Canham added that making products closer to home helped businesses respond to demand – and check for errors – more easily.
Fewer people will be asked to deal with greater demand, and that must lead to more errors, more delays, more miscommunication, more aggravation for both staff and patient.
But he made nine errors, more than half Jeter's total last season, and the consensus seems to be that Almonte should be a third baseman.
The grotesquely conceited San Diego news anchor Ron Burgundy is back for more adventures, more fashion errors, more profoundly misjudged comments on the subjects of race and sex.
If we are going to spend our days reading sentences on screens — and we are — we will read better, with fewer errors, more comprehendingly, more contentedly, in longer bursts, when lines of type are permitted, at last, to present us with their unblurred, crisply seriffed selves.
A well-designed human interface results in fewer operator errors, more consistent and accurate testing, and less operator training.
Bloggers are very useful but are essentially parasitic; they seldom produce actual news and are often factually challenged, repeating errors more often than correcting them.
