Sentence examples for put an error from inspiring English sources
They put an error, but I would say that's not an error".
These errors put an enormous burden on workers and can result in loss of wages, adverse action by employers, and loss of employment.
She lost an early 2-0 lead in the third and then dropped her serve again with a backhand error that put an end a 2-hour-46-minute endurance test.
"It is my greatest wish that this act in the name of Msgr. Romero can serve to bring consolation and that we no longer live with resentments". Funes promised that in contrast to previous governments that "ignored" Romero's life and teachings, his would "correct that historic error" and put an end to decades of "silence" that have enshrouded the killing.
This summer technology will free up the World Cup, eliminate serious refereeing errors and put an end to on-field controversy.
Unimaginative and uninspiring, United continued to put in an error-strewn performance, with their stars outshone by 18-year-old prospect Dele Alli in the MK midfield and forward Reeves, who laid on three of his side's goals.
McCarthy not only designed the Willie Horton spot that swung the 1988 presidential race in George H.W. Bush's favor; he also put together an error-laced ad about Park51 that nearly deep-sixed Iowa Democrat Rep. Bruce Baley in his 2010 reelection bid".
DC Comics is trying to pull back or destroy tens of thousands of copies of a new Batman comic book after a printing error put a barrage of especially obscene words on the pages.
He said he hoped to help put a stop to the errors he saw his colleagues making before pension problems that were already starting to brew then boiled over and a furious public heaped blame, scorn and legal liability on the profession.
To retrieve the error, she put a crust on top, and the tarte Tatin was born.
The way the neural network thinks is not that different from the way a Hollywood executive thinks: if you pitch a movie to a studio, the executive uses an ad-hoc algorithm — perfected through years of trial and error — to put a value on all the components in the story.
