Sentence examples for thanks to errors from inspiring English sources

THIS morning, the Financial Times leads with a striking allegation: "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", the bestselling analysis of inequality by economist Thomas Piketty, is fundamentally flawed thanks to errors in the data backing the book.

A deciding set seemed likely when the Czech moved to 5-2 aceace, only for Murray to battle his way into contention and seal victory thanks to errors number 63 and 64 from the Berdych racquet.  .

Liverpudlian Tweddle heads into the Olympic year fighting on two fronts as one of the strongest uneven bars contenders in the world, despite missing out on this year's bars final thanks to errors in qualifying.

Thanks to errors of navigation?

Men thought that the men they were shown were more attractive to women than they really were, and women thought the same of the women.Dr Hill had predicted this outcome, thanks to error-management theory the idea that when people (or, indeed, other animals) make errors of judgment, they tend to make the error that is least costly.

The AA-based simulation can be made independent on the particular statistical parameters of each quantization thanks to error term.

They let in four goals, two of them thanks to howling errors by their goalkeeper and captain, Iker Casillas.

The auditors found that the actual level of catches is "unknown", thanks to gaps, errors and "mis-statements" (ie, fibs) in data sent to Brussels by national governments.

But this was thanks to two errors (on the Labour and Tory share of the vote, respectively) that cancelled each other out.

4.24am GMT First set: Dimitrov 4-2 Nadal* Nadal gets a couple of easy points to start his service game, thanks to Dimitrov errors, then pounds a 196-kph ace across court.

The Mets had the bases loaded with two outs, thanks to an error by Izturis and walks to D'Amico and McEwing.