Sentence examples for seen as an error from inspiring English sources

For many in Sudan, the current government, which came to power in a coup that negated the gains of the 1985 civil protests, has always been seen as an error to be corrected.

Under normal circumstances, this tonal shift would be seen as an error of judgment but here it's an enormously emotional moment.

Indeed, the second series on the right-hand side of PDPS may be seen as an error term depending on the deviation of (g) from a bandlimited function.

From the view of history this may come to be seen as an error, but it was quite possibly an earnest one.

MH reports, without substantiation, that the statutory language limiting subsidies to state-established Exchanges "is widely seen as a drafting error" and "a single mistake in drafting one sentence". In fact, the relevant language is not a drafting error, nor is it widely seen as one.

The move was widely seen as a tactical error, because some voters, particularly women, considered Mr. Lazio ill mannered to the point of being invasive.

For the union to call off the strike now would therefore be seen as a big error – people in my office were saying if this happened we would have been on strike for nothing, and there was talk of leaving the union.

He had committed what is still seen as a grave error for a PR man: becoming the story.Freudian analysisEven when Lee was claiming to be an honest broker there were some who doubted that the public responded best to rational argument.

"I believe George Osborne's speech on sterling three weeks ago - his 'sermon on the pound' - will come to be seen as a monumental error.

Nor is the language "widely seen as a drafting error". MH cites health law professor Timothy Jost as a leading expert on the PPACA (and critic of Halbig), and even he concedes the relevant language is no drafting error.

In humans shortened a PTT is most often seen as a preanalytical error caused by in-vitro activation of coagulation due to inappropriate sampling, handling or storage.