Sentence examples for several errors of from inspiring English sources
The Rembrandt turned out to be a pupil's work, indeed Lawrence sank money into several errors of judgment.
While the appeal court ruled that Masipa had made several errors of law, it also commended her role in the trial.
Vettel made several errors of judgment, including running Webber and himself off the track while Webber led the Turkish Grand Prix in May.
His account has a ring of honesty because, despite the pages of self-justification, he admits to several errors of judgment.
The effort was ridiculed by, among others, Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's former prime minister, who in August had also chided Dr Mahathir for "several errors of judgment" over the trial of Mr Anwar.Some commentators fear that if Dr Mahathir is unable to regain the support he once enjoyed, he may decide to crack down on opposition politicans and the press, blaming them for his unpopularity.
Lex Lasry QC, on behalf of Thomas, argued that the trial judge had made several errors of law: the trial judge should have found that the 8 March interview was not voluntary and hence inadmissible, and even if it had been voluntary, the trial judge should have excluded it anyway on grounds of fairness or public policy.
This revealed several errors, four of which were caused by mixing-up of pairs of blood tubes at the extraction or labelling stage.
After the publication of this work [ 1], we became aware of several errors in our descriptions of proteins associated with the type III secretion system (T3SS) of P. syringae pathovar tabaci (Pta) strain 11528.
Grosjean had several good results — finishing twice on the podium — but then made several errors, dropping out of three races in accidents.
The validation performed with the default values, and thus no overlap tolerance overlapping buildings, leads to several errors (only 61% of Buildings are valid).
Ahead of Innerhofer in the top two sections of the track, Svindal made several errors in the middle of the course, which cost him the race.
