Sentence examples for open error from inspiring English sources

The interviewees mentioned mutual respect ("respectful cooperation"), appreciation and recognition as well as a pleasant work climate with an open error handling culture ("with the option to make mistakes, discuss them and learn from them").

The lead did not survive long in an open, error-strewn game, however, as Coates headed in a corner on his European debut to equalise for Liverpool.

Such tests are expensive, open to error and are an affront to respect and privacy.

Screening people, processing requests and hearing appeals in as little as two weeks, leaves the door wide open to error.

Mr. Levy said that left the national studies open to error because principals had incentives to not report incidents and students often failed to do so.

That has left both UN agencies and NGOs to rely on far more fallible systems, to draw on methodologies open to error, bias and manipulation.

It changed the locks at St. Frances in October 2004 but unwittingly left a fire door open, an error the parishioners call a miracle.

He wrote, "Armaments built at risk to Denver become part of a worldwide system so open to error and malfunction that it is reasonable to believe many of us will, at a scarcely imaginable but exact time, die from them".

Systems to effectively administer NCT were not in place, and this left it more open to error and fraud".

The estimation of player numbers (population at risk) may also be open to error.

Once clinicians have to make decisions in the screening process, it is more open to error, delays, and problems.