Sentence examples for errors to do from inspiring English sources

A Veterans Affairs Medical Centre study back in 1991 found that changing work schedules to give doctors more rest resulted in 29% fewer errors to do with medication.

In short, aside from a few minor errors to do with the messaging (see my suggestions), I think the controversy surrounding Pepsi's advert is unwarranted.

In informal writing, you can usually get away with using hyphens and dashes interchangeably, but in formal contexts, you'll want to keep the uses of each distinct, as it can be considered a grammar error to do so.

Often these errors have to do with billing for services that were not provided.

For the first several months after that, I sort of learned through trial and error what to do, but I was successful despite myself.

For instance, medication ordering errors have little to do with administration and dispensing errors.

These errors have nothing to do with sophisticated debates about levels of selection (Dugatkin and Reeve 1994; Keller 1999).

Sampling error really has to do with the repeatability of a poll or test.

"We thought it would be a tactical error for him to do that," Dr. Dean said, chortling at the memory of the repeated attacks.

A lot of times, an "error" complaint has to do with omissions that the story subject deems more pertinent than does the writer.

But in fact what the error theorist decides to do with the erroneous moral language is a matter logically independent of the truth of the moral error theory.