Sentence examples for might publicize errors from inspiring English sources

Dijkgraaf's group, which represents 15 nations' national academies of science, said the review would include a close look at IPCC's procedures for assuring quality of data in its reports, the kind of literature used in its assessments, its review procedures, and ways it might publicize errors found in the future.

Patients were concerned that the research might publicize podoconiosis as a familial condition and would aggravate the stigma by labelling children of affected families as 'at-risk'.

The nuclear commission has more authority to investigate and publicize radiation errors.

The Yankees might not publicize the home runs he hit, but they did submit his name for All-Star consideration.

He said he did not know why Duke had not publicized the error earlier.

Cogley tracked down its source in 2009 and the IPCC quickly retracted that part of its report not, however, before climate change skeptics had publicized the error.

This might be errors of emerencia.

It might cause errors in computational prediction.

An oil firm might be reluctant to publicize a discovery in an environmentally sensitive area.

Dennis Quaid, 56, was on the cover of AARP The Magazine to publicize the issue of medical errors.

Might signal arithmetic-error.