She added: "This was a serious, unprecedented error, in breach of our own policies and procedures.
And even if CBO has overestimated the coverage loss by a factor of two, an unprecedented error, that would still mean the current version of the Senate bill would lead to 11 million fewer people with health insurance.
Your endorsement of John Kerry makes the point that despite George W. Bush's unprecedented series of errors in judgment, the public could not have known that his leadership would be quite so disastrous, nor did the majority of Americans elect him and give him a mandate.
John F. McNiff New York, Oct. 17, 2004 To the Editor: Your endorsement of John Kerry makes the point that despite George W. Bush's unprecedented series of errors in judgment, the public could not have known that his leadership would be quite so disastrous, nor did the majority of Americans elect him and give him a mandate.
"There were an extraordinary and unprecedented amount of procedural errors, misinformation and errors in fact that did not provide the opportunity for a balanced decision that considered all the facts," said Michael Mohler, senior project manager, in a statement.
We can show with an unprecedented small statistical error for the German soccer league that dismissing the coach within the season has basically no effect on the subsequent performance of a team.
In an unprecedented editing choice (or error?), we see a producer or PA come grab the waiting contestants and shepherd them into the judging room.
For Macy's, the upgrade to RFID hangtags on Herman Kay outwear automated product verification and order picking processes that were previously manual, which "virtually eliminated" human error and enabled "unprecedented inventory visibility," Connell said.
Recently, RNA-Seq has emerged as the next revolution in sequencing technology enabling comprehensive transcription profiling with unprecedented precision and a low error rate [3], [5], [10], [11].
This 5% level of error is not unprecedented in microsatellite genotyping, even when using invasive techniques of DNA acquisition [ 27, 39].
David Blumenthal, president of the Commonwealth Fund, told Cohn that the decline in errors is "historic" and unprecedented in U.S. medical history.
