Sentence examples for phrasing error from inspiring English sources

To Schwab's surprise, Nowick caught a phrasing error deep in the bill.

The issue in dispute here is the meaning of the phrase "error in the vote tabulation" found in section 102.166 5).

The repeated use of the phrase "serious error" just about sums up MTAS.

The intervention package consisted of listen passage preview, phrase drill error correction, and performance feedback.

That catchall phrase, "pilot error," just doesn't make it in this case.

The common phrase "an error theory about morality" fudges this distinction.

The phrase 'inborn errors of metabolism' was coined to designate individuals born missing one enzyme from important metabolic cycles, such that substrates built up or vital conversions went undone, resulting in illness (Garrod, 1909).

I wince every time I read poll reports that use the phrase "margin of error".

Due to an editing error, the phrase "defending the country from foreign threats" was previously presented as a direct quote.

The most common chant was, "Let Ralph debate!" Correction: October 6, 2000, Friday Because of an editing error, a phrase was omitted in some editions on Wednesday, altering the meaning, in a front-page article about the debate between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.

Phrasing - A non-error change to substitute a word/phase/clause/sentence with an alternative relating to considerations such as style, tone, and cohesion without changing the meaning.