Sentence examples for errors to put from inspiring English sources

However, in the first two sets he simply could not get going, making far too many errors to put any pressure on Djokovic.

— BEN ROTHENBERG Williams, who had been playing much more cleanly of late, hit three unforced errors to put herself down 40-0 on Azarenka's serve.

He struck out Jose Reyes looking and then watched as Placido Polanco and Jimmy Rollins committed back-to-back errors to put Daniel Murphy and David Wright on base.

— BEN ROTHENBERG After ending the first set with exclamation points, Williams started sloppily in the second, hitting three unforced forehand errors to put herself down 15-40 On the first break point, Williams hit a strong first serve which many applauded, but the ball was called long.

Gladwell discusses how the program, which employs a neural network, might be a better predictor than a studio executive: The way the neural network thinks is not that different from the way a Hollywood executive thinks: if you pitch a movie to a studio, the executive uses an ad-hoc algorithm — perfected through years of trial and error-to put a value on all the components in the story.

He made a throwing error to put the eventual tying run on second base, his biggest sin.

I didn't realise that quite so many people consider it an error to put anything between a verb and its helpers like auxiliary verbs.

When striker Mario Mandzukic capitalized on a defensive error to put Croatia ahead, 1-0, early in the first half, a new chant was begun: "Kill the Serbs".

Again, it would be an error to put much weight on these specific numbers, or the fact that the Los Angeles Times/USC poll shows Trump with a slight lead.

International political cartels are rarely better than domestic political cartels; it defies logic and experience to expect them to promote Smithian "natural liberty" in emerging markets.Ultimately, bottom-up, sustainable liberalisation will have to rely largely on the unilateral action of governments, trying, by trial-and-error, to put their houses in order.

The way the neural network thinks is not that different from the way a Hollywood executive thinks: if you pitch a movie to a studio, the executive uses an ad-hoc algorithm — perfected through years of trial and error — to put a value on all the components in the story.