Sentence examples for supposed error from inspiring English sources

Many cases of supposed error, in fact, fall within the realm of reasonable differences of opinions between conscientious practitioners.

We see that the single-fault model with M w = 6.6 can explain the observations within the supposed error (σ < 1 mm/year).

Perhaps unorthodox, but at least it clears up that supposed error?

The bureau will send a letter to the lender reporting the supposed error.

Strunk's original guide, first published in 1918, contained no mention of the supposed error.

It's true that in certain limited cases a judge can step in and overrule an arbitrator, but those cases have to be truly extreme -- the supposed error usually has to be more egregious, for example, than the type that would be sufficient for an appellate court to reverse a trial judge's decision.

About 90percentt of the supposed errors that are sent to me turn out not to be wrong.

And if decades of training provided by the British to the Saudi pilots hasn't prevented these supposed errors by now, it seems rather unlikely that it will in the near future.

They were happy to condemn the article in general terms, but when I asked them to name just one of the supposed errors in it, not one of them was able to.

I am grateful to Charles C. Mann for his kind words at the beginning of his review of "The Barbarous Years" (Jan . 6, but I cannot let his extended list of supposed errors pass without comment.

Indeed, as discussed in greater detail below, that is precisely what the Xcelera defendants did they submitted an event study which they claimed corrected Dr. Hakala's supposed errors and found an inefficient market with no statistically significant curative disclosures in that case.