Sentence examples for existing mistakes from inspiring English sources

Performing such controls for all fields of the database greatly assist collections in correcting existing mistakes.

Thus, one must carefully analyse the provided automatic information and correct the existing mistakes.

In Miller's worldview the human race had arrived at a point where it was no longer truly living life, but just existing, mistaking its own thoughts and fears for reality.

The quota legislation established an appeal mechanism whereby the licence-holders could seek to have their rock lobster catch history reviewed on the basis of one of the following: (a) an error in data entry; (b) a mistake existing in the licensing data; or (c) a vessel or an associated licence-holder had been omitted from their catch history.

The Ford Foundation, for instance, has a new project called GrantCraft that offers advice to new foundations on how to make grants, fix mistakes in existing grants and build institutions.

The researchers, Gordon Rugg and Joanne Hyde of Keele's Knowledge Modelling Group, have come up with a process they call Verifier that is designed to seek out mistakes in existing research on difficult problems.

"Regardless of past mistakes or existing money challenges, you should look for a match who owns, not ignores, the money issues in their life, whether it's student loans or job insecurity," he said.

Reinach notes that the ontological mistake lies in assuming that essences are substances or really existing particulars; the logical mistake is assuming that judgments about "the triangle" or "the lion" refer to concepts at all.

Here, however, the trial court reviewed the existing record under a mistaken view of the applicable law.

Usually, new product development is seen as correcting the mistakes in the existing products, plugging the gaps, and trying to catch up with competitors.

The company has worked to overcome old mistakes made by existing ISPs by hiring technically-savvy individuals.