Sentence examples for many errors made from inspiring English sources
Krakauer slowly dissects the many errors made.
Selee, also looking for a second baseman due to an injury to starter Bobby Lowe, purchased Hardy's and Evers's contracts for $1,500 $$ in current dollar terms); the Trojans were willing to sell Evers's services due to his temper and many errors made in the field.
A number of factors that may explain our observed low sensitivity include the small sample size and the many errors made by participants during the testing phase rendering most of the test results invalid.
Verdasco, who's made so many errors, makes one last error, a backhand that lands a good yard or two past the baseline.
Too many handling errors made it quite easy for the Dragons in a lot of cases throughout the match.
As with many other errors made by the police, when the wrong person catches a bullet from a government-issued gun it's assumed that such collateral damage is unavoidable.
It is possible that many WM errors made by persons with schizophrenia could arise because they maintain incorrectly encoded target representations.
"Tax law is getting more and more complicated," Mr. Stives said, "and many errors are made out of ignorance".
"How many errors are made in an operating room every week?" At first brush, the incident seems like just another instance of a white cop freaking out and shooting a black man dead whether by accident or not.
Thus any one patient may have had only one or as many as three different errors made by a nurse, a resident, or both.
In becoming the youngest Englishman to score an Ashes century at Lord's, he made Australia pay for just one of the many errors they have made in this increasingly one-sided series.
