Sentence examples for errors that go from inspiring English sources

In contrast, fixing errors that go the other way is nobody's priority.

There are errors that go unreported (after a successful surgery, Marsh might decide not to tell a patient about a close call) and errors for which Marsh is held accountable.

This neglect means maps of remote regions can contain errors that go unnoticed for years.

However, smaller errors that go unreported may not be as noticeable and may compromise the performance of WAMS applications, particularly those that depend on precise measurement of the relative angles across the system, e.g. LPE or oscillation source location.

"Wayne Barnes made at least three serious errors that went against the All Blacks late in the World Cup quarter-final against France," it begins, before adding further down the page that two of them were attributed to the touch judges and then, right down the bottom, the fact that O'Brien stated that "to blame him [Barnes] for the loss is completely wrong".

But it was an error that went to the very heart of the prosecution.

Another film, "Making Things Go," débuting here, records the slapstick trial and error that went into that comic masterpiece.

The Marks show includes the New York debut of "Making Things Go," based on videos shot during the endless processes of trial and error that went into "The Way Things Go".

The screens virtually eliminate the trial and error that goes into achieving complicated stitch patterns, displaying a matrix of variables that includes stitch width and length, thread tension, sewing speed and presser-foot pressure.

The blunders involved several fundamental mistakes at the company's HomeSide Lending unit, based in Jacksonville, Fla., including, most embarrassingly, a simple but devastating computer error that went unnoticed for two years.

You're left with an appreciation of the tedious, exacting trial-and-error that goes into testing and proving a car capable of winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans.