Sentence examples similar to felt error from inspiring English sources

"Human error has played a role in the Fukushima accident, so therefore we felt human error and human action had to be part of the stress test," E.U.

Hamilton ended up 0.624secs slower than Vettel in the second session, but said he felt his error at the final corner had cost him "quite a bit over half a second, so it was good".

Others also felt that error reporting to the hospital was complicated and time-consuming.

Ninety-five participants (58%) of those who believed they knew what a medical error was, felt that medical errors occurred often in the community, compared to 7 participants (4%) who felt that errors never happened.

Furthermore, a large percentage of participants in the current study felt that errors were common.

When she sees the moon, she feels in error.

That is why, when McCarthy does put a foot wrong, you feel the error keenly.

Now we feel the error of the hastily spatchcocked Fixed Term Parliament Act, cementing another five years ahead, but how can anyone miss this one chance?

If suppressing Frank's rigging is all lawmakers do, we, too, will feel the error down the decades.

Given the contemporaneous recording and simplicity of scoring systems used we feel any error within such a data set to be minimal.

An error could be classified as "benign," if it was felt that the error could not possibly be due to malicious intent on the part of the applicant and could not benefit the application.