Sentence examples for if error from inspiring English sources

There are philosophical dividends that slowly accrue as you read story after story of ordinary families made remarkable by circumstance, and Solomon quotes Foucault's argument that if error is "at the root of what makes human thought and its history" then to prohibit error would be to "end evolution".

If error by a doctor becomes synonymous with malpractice, not only will that spell doom for the medical profession but also for a society that values medical care and justice under the law. A. BERNARD ACKERMAN, M.D. New York, Jan . 7 , 2003

If error decreases, then λ gets smaller; otherwise, it gets larger.

Usually, if error rates are high, retransmissions and channel backoffs happen more frequently.

(If error rate > threshold then update the instances with preceding acknowledged classes).

If error correction coding is applied, the encoding process will consume some additional energy at the wearable device.

And then, in a dramatic-if-error strewn finale, they clinched the big one: squeaking past Australian 20-17 to clinch their first Webb Ellis trophy.

But they went back to the well, were on top for prolonged spells of the second half and got a try through Ben Volavola, the talented if error-prone fly-half.

Now Kerber struggled, and she was visibly annoyed when a backhand billowed the net on break point on her serve for 3-all after 25 minutes of absorbing, if error-riddled tennis.

Algeria's 3-1 win over South Africa was rollicking good fun after the interval, even if error-strewn, while the quarter-finals were uniformly fun and DR Congo's 4-2 comeback win over Republic of the Congo – another game where the action came in the second-half – was breathless stuff.

He also said that, "If errors were committed, we will acknowledge them".