Sentence examples for fundamental error and from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the peer had said the BBC journalists had made a fundamental error and misinterpreted a key company document released by Impellam Group.
The committee accused the department of making "fundamental errors" and failing to learn from "previous disasters".
Middlebrook believes that the refusal to consider night drops, two lifts on day 1, or a coup-de-main assault on Arnhem bridge were "cardinal fundamental errors"; and that the failure to land nearer the bridge threw away the airborne force's most valuable asset – that of surprise.
The fundamental error that Sebelius and Tavenner made was to think they could manage this massive project internally, instead of putting an experienced health care contractor in charge.
But the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled that Masipa had made a fundamental error in law and failed to apply the correct legal test in reaching her finding: whether Pistorius foresaw his actions might kill.
A royal commission of inquiry later criticized that finding as "a serious and fundamental error".
The fundamental error occurred in April and May 2010, when official lenders – in the form of other eurozone member states – replaced Greece's private creditors.
The other irony is why the History Channel, which is supposed to care about the accuracy of history in its programming, chose to air a series that made a critical and fundamental error in its two main characters.
He contended that Republicans out to roll back the welfare state made a fundamental error in thinking that politicians and their actions drive history.
In 1996, as Mr. Galbraith approached his 90th year, he wrote "The Good Society". He contended that Republicans out to roll back the welfare state made a fundamental error in thinking that politicians and their actions drive history.
On the basis of the theory of measurement with a rotating probe and the fundamental error theory of the acoustic intensity method, it is possible to calculate the theoretical error in the direction of sound energy propagation.
