Sentence examples for suspicion of error from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, Descartes begins the Principles of Philosophy with the remark, "It seems that the only way of freeing ourselves from these [prejudices of childhood] is to make the effort, once in the course of our life, to doubt everything which we find to contain even the smallest suspicion of error" (Descartes, 1 193).
However, results would always come under suspicion of experimental error and thus warrant revision whenever single exposed tissues or tumoral samples showed an atypical pattern of (seeming) instabilities.
In the first round, this "randomisation" assigned 19/24 late stage cancers to the mammography group and only five to the control group, supporting the suspicion of severe errors in the randomisation process.
Referring to the 2003 abduction and five-month detention of a German, Khaled al-Masri, by the United States on suspicion of terrorism, Mrs. Merkel said that the United States had admitted error in the case, not that Ms. Rice had admitted error.
By and large, the most successful big firms focus on their core businesses.Policymakers should both resist an instinctive suspicion of big companies (see article) and avoid the old error of embracing national champions.
A Briton wrongly detained in Inner Mongolia on suspicion of being a terrorist has criticised authorities for a "serious error of judgement" which saw the veteran backpackers thrown out of the country.
