Sentence examples for meet with an error from inspiring English sources
For survey control, high-accuracy transit-level work (from base lines established by mountaintop triangulation) has generally been adequate; long tunnels from opposite sides of the mountain commonly meet with an error of one foot or less.
At times the sites were only sporadically available, and some attempts to log into banking accounts were met with an error message.
Some consumers said they were met with an error message in the early morning when trying to visit the Web site, which seemed to be overwhelmed with traffic and limited by apparent programming issues.
Attempts to view the video Thursday morning on the official YouTube page of "Sesame Street" were met with an error message saying the video had been "removed by the user".
However, dark web users who tried to download the folder claiming to be Mr Biderman's email archive were met with an error message informing them the file was corrupt and could not be opened - a message seen and then widely reported on social media.
However, it's not without it's caveats: it only takes the current URL and sends it to your phone, this means that if you're on a site that has form data or an indirect URL, you will probably be met with a different (error) page.
Because of an editing error, a front-page article on Wednesday about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina misstated the day that President Bush returned to Washington from his vacation to meet with a task force coordinating disaster response.
Grand Theft Auto Online was launched in the UK yesterday at noon, but players who tried to enter the game were frequently met with a range of error messages.
I tried to open my protected.wmv file in WMP11, and was met with a curiously vague error message saying that there was a "problem playing the file".
At the time of the outage, users who visited the site were met with a "500 Internal Server Error," blank screens or other error messages.
This goal is best met with an h-adaptive scheme in combination with an error estimator.
