Sentence examples for errors that may have put from inspiring English sources

Gen. Lucian K. Truscott Jr. may well have calmly ordered missions resulting in the deaths of his men, as all commanders must, but he was also the officer who, at the dedication of an American cemetery in Italy in 1945, turned his back on the assembled dignitaries and quietly addressed, instead, the graves of the fallen — apologizing for any errors that may have put them there.

That may have put off some buyers, Captain Papaleo suggested.

It was just one of many errors that may have cost firefighters Joseph Graffagnino and Robert Beddia their lives.

Data error (cyclic redundancy check)." Is there a problem with the way I burned the disc? A. A cyclic redundancy check is the computer's way of looking for errors that may have occurred during data transfers.

Describe possible errors that may have occurred.

Since those misidentified as felons were disproportionately Democratic-leaning African-Americans, these errors may have put George W. Bush in the White House.

But his clumsiness may have put that at risk.

Morrison may have put an end to that idea.

No attempt was made to trace these interactions chronologically; something that may have helped put observed differences in context.

"After-the-fact review indicated that there were errors in judgment and planning that may have led to the escape of the fire".

If Fred Trump, or another one of the attendees, wasn't dressed in a robe at the time, that may have been a reporting error worth correcting.