Sentence examples for original errors from inspiring English sources

d) Despite the acknowledgement that the paper had got some things wrong David Elstein asserts that the Siobhain Butterworth column compounded the original errors.

RONALD RUBIN Topanga, Calif., Aug. 3, 2009 • How Walter Cronkite's error-filled obituary appeared in print is exactly how many cases of medical misdiagnosis go unnoticed and uncorrected: the original errors become part of the "accepted truth" and are never questioned by subsequent versions of the facts.

As Sara told the journalism students, once an error gets into print it "will live on and on in libraries carefully catalogued, scrupulously indexed... silicon-chipped, deceiving researcher after researcher down through the ages, all of whom will make new errors on the strength of the original errors, and so on and on into an exponential explosion of errata".

(Way back, one colleague described Meltzer's work with Karl Brunner as "Just Tobin with some original errors") So what is it that makes these guys — whose analytical framework, when you come down to it, doesn't seem very different from Bernanke's, or mine — so hostile to expansionary monetary policy?

The results showed that about 6.0% of injected faults lead to original errors.

For the numerical results about how the original errors spread, they consist with the facts.

Geldof's original error last year was fairly innocent, if also fairly thick.

Apologies to him for the original error, which suggested the paper was responsible for the wording.

The correction should have run in the same newspaper where the original error and all its little offspring had appeared.

The club's directors, moved by Mr Brower's desire to remedy his original error, went along with him.

It would have been honest and smart to acknowledge the original error and the pain it has caused - but Brown almost certainly vetoed such a piece of contrition.