Sentence examples for major errors of from inspiring English sources

The speech is a product of many hands and is carefully vetted, so major errors of fact are relatively rare.

In September 2013, however, the Northern Ireland secretary, Theresa Villiers, rejected calls for a public inquiry, insisting that an investigation by the Belfast-based police ombudsman, Michael Maguire, was the best way to examine the Omagh controversy, in particular allegations of major errors of judgment in security prior to the bomb.

This method allows Cohen to avoid what he and his students took to be the two major errors of other post-Kantian philosophy.

Major errors of coding were few.

Major errors of clinical diagnoses seem to have increased globally, and in some Western countries, despite the availability of sophisticated diagnostic techniques, there are observed discrepancies between clinical and autopsy diagnoses (4, 6– 8).

AST of clinical isolates (168 antimicrobial agent organism combinations) demonstrated 3.6 % minor, no major and 1.2 % very major errors of the oCelloScope system compared to conventional susceptibility testing, as well as a rapid and correct phenotypic detection of strains with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and extended-spectrum β-lactamase (ESBL) profiles.

"This is a very major error of judgment," he told a Commons select committee.

Privately, Williams has admitted that letting Button go to Renault was a major error of judgement.

This a major error of assessment, because it underestimates the passion of football as well as its geopolitical dimension".

The leap to seven no-trump was a major error of course, but South survived because West did not hold the spade ace.

—Secretary of State Hillary Clinton "The French Government badly underestimated the depth of popular feeling and made a major error of judgment by sticking too long to the idea of helping Ben Ali stay in power".