Sentence examples for to be in error from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for that agency said its results were not found to be in error.
"When their initial judgments about Vietnam were found to be in error, there was no way to confess their error, without risking defeat at the polls".
Some measurements on graphite, later shown to be in error, led physicist Werner Heisenberg to recommend that heavy water be used, instead, for the moderator.
Sometimes the records were clearly in error: one name was assigned a conviction date seven years in the future; the date was assumed to be in error but not the name.
When campaign officials worry public polls make the President's situation look too grim, Mr. Dowd also steps in, most vociferously when he believes the grimness to be in error.
When this work also was condemned by Pope Alexander in October 1256, William presented a defense early in 1257 but was judged again to be in error and was exiled from France.
Such documents are produced after panel members review a full-length report, although if a figure in the report is deemed to be in error, it is supposed to be removed.
This consigns the majority to being in error.
As any good spin doctor knows, truth is perfectly welcome to speak to power, but would be in error if it thought it would get a straight answer.
It is relevant to state that these deposition velocities can be in error up to a factor of 3 [36].
