Sentence examples for occasional errors from inspiring English sources

Though it may be prone to occasional errors, our risk-perception system isn't all bad.

We mustn't let occasional errors of judgment tip us into a new era of cultural conservatism and censorship.

The head of Channel 4, Julian Bellamy, has warned that "occasional errors of judgment" such as the Sachsgate row must not be allowed to turn into a "new era of cultural conservatism and censorship".

For receivers to participate in communication, the benefits of not making errors when the best guess was wrong must be greater than the costs of occasional errors when the best guess was always correct.

One of the reasons of these inaccuracies is the occasional errors in the skeleton tracking.

In a representative case study with a fan unit, average errors range between ±5 dB and ±10 dB, with occasional errors of up to 30 dB.

A-Rod makes an occasional error, and so does The New Yorker.

And the occasional error or dropped prop is used as an opportunity for a witty ad lib.

But the companies have also drawn criticism for producing the occasional error-riddled report and for deferring to creditors at the expense of consumers.

(Although the book does contain the occasional error: Starbucks, a company whose "wondrous" logo excites visions of sophistication in Anjali, has not yet set up shop in India).

His occasional error (like crediting Brendan Behan with Thornton Wilder's detection of "Grouchin" in "Finnegans Wake") is nothing compared with howlers like tagging an unknown girl who may have grown up with the Marxes as an "embryonic Maggie Dumont".