Sentence examples for say errors in from inspiring English sources

"These whimsical ideas comprise deliberate errors of cognition, that is to say, errors in the way we normally structure our thoughts, leading to the suspicion that Barrie was deliberately exploring the nature of cognition in these stories," writes Ridley in the book, newly out from Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

The papers said errors in satellite and balloon studies in the tropics explained why earlier analyses failed to find warming in the troposphere.

Deborah Coles, co-director of Inquest, who has worked with the Sylvester family for the past six years, said errors in the investigation had shaped the CPS's decision.

Mr. Romney, a Republican, reviewed her file and said "errors in judgment" had been made by all involved, though the department handled the case appropriately.

The city left out this year's sharp decline in sixth-grade reading scores because it said errors in last year's scoring made the sixth-grade score for 2000 too high to compare.

"The problem, I would say error, was in buying a package which combined deficit spending, heavy regulation, identifying banks as the malfeasants and jettisoning the reinvention of government in favour of the rehabilitation of government.

Still, the Pentagon has said errors were unavoidable in a bombing campaign of the intensity of that being conducted in Afghanistan.

"Pluto should never have been a planet in the first place," Williams said, saying that errors in its discovery had mischaracterized it from the start.

In the Boston Archdiocese, he said, "big errors in judgment were made".

Mr. Prendergast said that errors in judgment "totally permeated" the response to the storm.

A new Bärenreiter edition supervised by the Rossini expert Philip Gossett, in which Mr. Crutchfield says "outright errors in old scores" are corrected for the first time, will receive its East Coast premiere on Saturday at Caramoor.