Sentence examples for of similar errors from inspiring English sources
It's also worth asking how the chance of similar errors might be minimized in the future.
Reprints Related items British courts: The probability of injusticeJan 22nd 2004Examples of similar errors abound.
Dates of introduction are subject to similar errors, but in some cases they are known more precisely.
The lack of accuracy in the measurements results in larger errors in the estimation of speed than similar errors in the angles for measuring levels of impedance, such as resistance index, as these measures are based only on the amplitude ratio between systolic and diastolic.
He told Esperion, which is developing products for the treatment of cardiovascular disease, of a similar error on Friday, according to his S.E.C. filings.
That fake blog post, which was also written in the form of a wire service news report, not an analytical commentary, began with similar news of catastrophe for the rebels in Aleppo, and similar errors of grammar and syntax.
Besides, lots of professional journalists made similar errors in jumping to conclusions about the identity of the Sandy Hook killer.
Other papers of stature have committed similar errors — the Times Magazine, not long afterward, printed an "account" of Pol Pot's rebels in Cambodia by a freelancer who never left his house in Spain and lifted a chunk of Malraux's "The Royal Way" when his own prose failed him — but only the Post had won a Pulitzer for a fabrication.
Those affected expressed concern about a lack of safeguards to stop similar errors happening in future.
They failed to spot the looming US mortgage bust and even their supporters admit they made similar errors of judgment to most other market participants.
Petersen and Compton avoided any similar errors of judgment in a stand lasting 56 overs, Petersen bringing up his century off 146 balls with his 10th and final boundary of the day.
