Sentence examples for one common error from inspiring English sources

One common error was made on 12 occurrences of the European continent; GeoNames references various coordinates for denoting its centroid and the disambiguator chose centroid coordinates that were different from the gold standard.

One common error is to invest in hugely expensive treatment plants for sewage when cheaper options would do.

One common error students make is assuming cases are brought directly by individuals before the European courts – actually the correct venue is more commonly via a national court.

One common error of hotel managers, Mr. McKain says, is to try to buy their way back into guests' good graces.

One common error is overinterpreting a failure to reject the null hypothesis: as Donald Rumsfeld was fond of saying, absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

One common error is to anthropomorphize animals or to interpret them idealistically in human terms.

One common thinking error related to coincidences is known in psychology as Type 1 error.

One common source of errors involves cases whose relation type may be difficult even for humans to determine.

The most common error was one or two missing bases (~90% of the corrected positions).

One common process based on learning by trial-and-error is known as guided variation (Boyd and Richerson 1985:95 97).

The most common error was that one or two authors' names were missing from the authors' lists.