Sentence examples for major errors that from inspiring English sources

Wright believes the second-half performance was enough for his side to win the game, but expects his players to start cutting out major errors that are costing the club results.

This contrasts with two major errors that are commonly incorporated into naïve conceptions of the process: 1. Natural selection is mistakenly seen as an event rather than as a process (Ferrari and Chi 1998; Sinatra et al. 2008).

However, only one-tenth had major errors that would have noteworthy threat on the quality of COD statistics.

There are three major errors that can limit the accuracy of the creatinine clearance as an estimate of GFR: errors in urine collection; increases in both creatinine secretion and extrarenal creatinine degradation as the GFR falls.

He bungled his pommel horse routine and fell on his vault, two major errors that we typically don't see from this accomplished gymnast.

There are two major errors that we make when we think about ourselves and the origins of our attitudes and behavior.

She characterizes his denunciation of hecklers as warriors "from Jerusalem" as "a major error" that "enabled his opponents to charge him with anti-Semitism".

This, in our view, is a major error that ought to be corrected since from this error flow other problems, problems that unavoidably make the procedures unsystematic and arbitrary.

The scaling mistake that Dr. Bartoshuk has drawn attention to, he agreed, "is a major error that you'll find in major places".

Another major error that the gang made was recruiting hairdresser and makeup artist Michelle Hogg, a policeman's daughter with no experience of crime.

Warren Senders Medford, Mass., Feb. 28, 2010 To the Editor: Al Gore's attempt to sweep "two mistakes" by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change under the carpet provoked a wry smile; no mention of the nine major factual errors that a British high court judge noted in a case challenging the showing of "An Inconvenient Truth" in schools.