Sentence examples for rather error from inspiring English sources

We would rather error on the side of protecting victims and removing this type of content when we become aware of it.

This is accepted generally as a quantitative measurement for the absolute amount of a fluorescence-labeled species [ 11– 13], although it is rather error prone, by the fact that the intensity is sensitive to bleaching and photophysical effects (i.e. the microenvironment of the observed label influences the lifetime of the transient dark energy states).

It got a rather error-strewn New York out of jail, and was hard on Toronto, who'd played some neat attacking soccer early in the game, before falling behind to Peguy Luyindula's header.

They were far from fluent and rather error-prone at times but they still found a way to prevail against a side who had forgotten what it feels like to concede a goal, let alone ship a result.

In the Bush-Gore case, the Gore camp will not be alleging fraud but rather errors and legal violations in counting ballots.

In particular, onset detection is still rather error-prone for polyphonic music [20].

One of the reasons for this is that mobile checkout is often annoying, given that you typically have to type in your credit card number and address — something that's rather error-prone on a phone.

Rather, errors are charged when the defense attempts to make a logical play against the offense, but fails to record an out or prevent an advance due to a mechanical misplay.

A qualitative, hospital based study previously found that complex system errors were more likely to be called "practice variances" or "suboptimal outcomes" rather than error[ 21].

Asking-the-Same-Question, New York Tom Gilovich and his colleagues have found that in the long run, we regret errors of omission rather than errors of commission.

(The universe, however, would — a rather large error in the Metaxas piece).