Sentence examples for opportunity for error from inspiring English sources

"There's an awful lot of opportunity for error here," he said.

The racing course requires a huge amount of skill and there is a lot of opportunity for error".

The best-dressed person of the night, however, had to be Chris Rock, who, even if he had less opportunity for error, clothing-wise, still had the hardest gig in town.

"Yep, we've just delayed the problem and using a technique that will potentially introduce even more opportunity for error," says Vecchio.

Following Descartes, Malebranche compares passions to sensations, and suggests that they offer a comparable opportunity for error by tempting us to attribute qualities belonging only to the subjective perceiving to the objects of those perceptions.

Indeed, Michael Watkins of Princeton University issued a psychology paper over forty years ago declaring recognition a more reliable memory function than recall since it only affords one opportunity for error (when matching one's memory to given items) instead of the two (retrieving specific information and then reporting it accurately) inherent in recall.

Currently, copies of the tickets are sent to the Finance Department, where workers manually enter the information into computers -- providing another opportunity for errors to be introduced.

The mechanisms required to remove the introns and join the exons can fail at many points in the process, providing ample opportunity for errors that cause disease.

Retirement of stock pro rata involves no conflict of interest between those selling out and those staying in; and it provides no opportunity for errors in judgment or unfair tactics on the part of the management.

With the number of people involved, you can imagine the opportunity for errors.

This connectivity allows minimal data handling and thus reduces the opportunity for errors.