Sentence examples for understandable errors from inspiring English sources

Punishing voters for these wholly understandable errors makes little sense.

I wish to correct Craig Wolff on one understandable error.

The flowers of the type species, Gloxinia perennis, are outwardly similar to those of S. speciosa, and Loddiges' understandable error accounts for the common name still in use today (Sinningia Nees was not erected until 1825, but he did choose the correct family).

These understandable human errors underscore the difficulty of maintaining accuracy in this vast and largely homogeneous continent, particularly in the days before GPS.

In other words, this is not simply a matter of accidental (or co-incidental) understandable human error.

Or were the errors understandable and correctable?

With respect to the latter property, empirical studies have demonstrated that block-structured process models are generally more understandable and less error-prone than unstructured ones.

But the panel said that some of the errors were "understandable," and largely confined itself to suggesting ways to improve the regulatory structure instead of assigning personal responsibility for the fiasco.

In some respects, the caution exhibited by the White House until now is understandable, given the calamitous errors made with bad intelligence on weapons of mass destruction in the runup to the Iraq war.

Generally, the website should be easy to navigate, and all text should be understandable and free of errors in spelling or grammar.

Dr. Galbraith's error is understandable, and common.