Sentence examples for fundamental error of from inspiring English sources
How could the CPS have made such a fundamental error of analysis?
Even "La Mer", the liveliest essay in the opening section ("Life"), is compromised by a fundamental error of judgment.
The fundamental error of those who insisted on a narrow definition of Americanism, as Bourne saw it, was believing that Americanism had any fixed definition at all.
Since they can't admit to such a fundamental error of judgment, they will have to confess instead to being naive about what they took on.
But more than anyone else, they were also responsible for the second fundamental error of economic policy - the decision to return to the gold standard, at the wrong time and the wrong rate.
Alexander will go further in his criticism of the war than just the fundamental error of the absence of weapons of mass destruction, arguing that long-term repercussions were not considered.
And the Bank of England still has more room to cut interest rates than many of its peers.Soak the rich; it was such a success last timeThe politics revolve around how to pay for the stimulus and both parties have made fundamental errors of judgment.
Barton asserted that Mann's work was "rooted in fundamental errors of methodology that had been cemented in place as 'consensus' by a closed network of friends," according to the report's conclusions.
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.
Methodological problems such as those mentioned above stem, we feel, from a fundamental error; that of an incorrect original assumption or null hypothesis.
