Sentence examples for very error of from inspiring English sources

It is the very error of the moon.

"I just made a very serious error of judgment over time," he said.

"This is a very major error of judgment," he told a Commons select committee.

Losing Andy would have been a very serious error of judgement.

"The Prime Minister and the Chancellor have made a very grave error of judgement," he said.

But to have a person of that background in a live audience is a very grave error of judgment," Turnbull told Sky News.

It was a "very serious error of judgment" by Cameron to hire Andy Coulson, the former editor of the News of the World – an organisation he said he regarded at the time as squalid.

However, Giles then goes on to make a very serious error of his own in handling the UK data: he treats changes in the way wealth inequality is measured over the decades as if they were real changes in the underlying distribution of wealth.

The results of the research indicate high speed and very low error of genetic algorithm and also a convergence of results with the Lane method.

Colony retrievals have a very low error of commission, on the order of 1% or less, and the error of omission was estimated to be ~ 3 to 4% by population based on comparisons with direct observations from surveys across east Antarctica.

The MPTL and TTTL were again approximate order two; the xMPTL had errors very similar to those of the xETL, and the xTTTL had very low errors of approximate order three.