Sentence examples for pragmatic error from inspiring English sources
None of the neoconservative mea culpas I have read have recognized this true (moral and pragmatic) error of their vision and understanding … Until neoconservatives and the Bush Administration renounce the notion that war is a tool, we will not have learned our lesson, and more wars of aggression begun by us will follow.
Unfortunately no readily accessible, pragmatic, error free measure of GFR is currently available.
The arguments that farms must necessarily grow big, monocultural and chemical-dependent were never based on the kind of pragmatic, trial-and-error farming done by Dick Thompson.
Specifically, we derive a novel, pragmatic estimate for the error committed by this bi-fidelity model.
In uttering them one would be guilty of semantic or pragmatic contradiction, inconsistency, or other error.
What Wills registers as delusional for Burroughs would be a strictly pragmatic process of trial and error, and for many years Burroughs was very much sold on the virtues, for instance, of Scientology's electropsychometer or e-meter used in its 'auditing' sessions that revealed or tracked states of mind much like a more sophisticated lie detector test.
Every sentence contained 6 words with half of the sentences being incorrect containing one of the following three error types: semantic, pragmatic or syntactic.
We advocate that if a trial is meant to be definitive or practice-changing (i.e. no follow-on trial of the same question is expected), it should be labelled as a Phase III trial, despite pragmatic compromises on sample size, error margins and other design elements.
Dr. Robert Wachter, chief of the medical service at UC San Francisco Medical Center and co-author of a book on medical errors, was equally pragmatic.
A pragmatic approach is proposed in an output error framework, from sampled input and output data.
The pragmatic solution is simply to state the error rate obtained from the samples belonging to specific types of non-authentic samples.
