Sentence examples for most glaring errors from inspiring English sources

Too Many Mistakes Safety Damien Robinson was involved in two of the most glaring errors near the end of the Buffalo game.

Among the most glaring errors committed by the agencies, the committee said, was a failure to "accurately or adequately explain the uncertainties" behind their judgments, particularly those spelled out in the National Intelligence estimate of 2002, which stated conclusively that Iraq possessed chemical and biological weapons program and was reconstituting its nuclear program.

The touchpad, screen hinge and power brick are among some of OMEN 17's most glaring errors.

In one of the most glaring errors in the division of the Sunset Conference across all sports, Laguna Beach was placed in the Wave League this season.

In their second rebuttal, they copped to one of the most glaring errors, a mistake they made in creating an Excel formula that altered their results on average economic growth.

We outline below some of the most glaring errors in the Holahan analysis (which served as the basis for Tax Policy Center's estimates) regarding health care spending under the Sanders plan. 1. Administrative savings, Part 1: Holahan assumes that insurance overhead would be reduced to 6percentt of total health spending from the current level of 9.5percentt.

That concentration led to the most glaring error in the F.B.I.'s profiles, if Mr. Kaczynski is indeed the bomber.

When the show's creator and head writer, Matthew Weiner, talked with the Times's Ben Zimmer last year, he owned up to his most glaring error: Joan's "The medium is the message," delivered years before Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase.

If Pennington's miscue was the most glaring error of the game -- and also the most unlikely for a player who had a 68.9percentt completion rate last season -- it was far from the only one that caused the Jets to drop to 2-5.

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(To be fair, when I talked to Mr. Hassett, he offered a plausible explanation -- much better than Mr. Glassman's indignant denials that he said what he actually said -- of why the most glaring apparent error in the book might not be too bad an approximation, but the other objections remain).