Sentence examples for make critical errors from inspiring English sources

Kuszczak's clean-sheet record is actually marginally superior to Van der Sar's but his tendency to make critical errors has left him third in line at Old Trafford.

In all of the story threads, there are examples of male-dominated societies that make critical errors, whether it's the army that Ariel falls in with at the beginning, or the refugee camp, or Camp Merrie-Seymour for boys, or the doomed arctic expedition, they're all examples of male societies that think that they're doing some kind of noble mission, and they're failing miserably.

Moreover in this round we are introducing a "poor performance" score for laboratories that make critical errors in genotype and/or interpretation and/or reports, that may significantly affect patient management.

But, it continued, Tensing "thereafter made critical errors in judgment and exercised poor police tactics that created a hazard of serious bodily injury of death and heightened the risks of a dangerous escalation".

The crew of the submarine Greeneville made critical errors in the minutes before it surfaced and collided with a Japanese trawler off Hawaii last month, an investigating admiral testified as the Navy opened a rare court of inquiry into the accident.

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign made critical errors in its handling of Latino voters, giving them the impression they were being patronised and taken for granted in a way that depressed turnout and could have cost her the White House, a prominent leader of the Hispanic business community has charged.

But on Friday, the company accused the author of the report, Dr. Robert Hauser of Minneapolis, of making critical errors in the research and showing a bias against St . Judeby failing to properly account for deaths involving a similar component made by a competitor, Medtronic.

Here I review a Bayesian study of disputed authorship performed by a biblical scholar, and I show that the scholar makes critical errors with respect to several issues, namely: Causal Basis, Likelihood Judgment and Conditional Dependency.

They made critical errors that ultimately proved fatal to their pursuit of peace.

Charlie Finley tried to do it in 1973 after Mike Andrews made two critical errors in an Oakland loss to the Mets, claiming Andrews had an injured shoulder.

He also made critical physical and mental errors on the same play in the fourth inning: distracted after what he thought was a missed call at first base, Burnett reacted late as Daniel Nava scored from second, then threw wide of the plate as he scored.