Sentence examples for most remarkable error from inspiring English sources

She quotes Robert J. Shiller, the prescient Yale economist, who declared this hypothesis "the most remarkable error in the history of economic theory".

Several games have ended in controversy, where a scoring play has been deemed acceptable by a referee who failed to spot an illegal pass made in plain view of a section of the crowd.Of course, some of sport's most remarkable recent human errors have taken place in football, where FIFA maintains an adamant stance against any form of assistance which, it fears, would corrupt the beautiful game.

The most remarkable fact is that the dispersion of Rt is only 25% and model error is reduced to 18%.

However, the most remarkable difference, visible in figures 6A and 7A, is that the lateral tracking error is systematically biased to the right of the current movement direction, i.e. in the direction of the force field.

Williams finished with 10 aces and 24 total winners and — most remarkable for those who have followed Williams's first-strike tactics over the years — just seven unforced errors.

The most remarkable was Aurelian.

Most remarkable was her face.

But what was most remarkable?

That's the most remarkable thing.

But the third source is most remarkable.

The most remarkable discovery came in June.