Sentence examples for whose errors from inspiring English sources

And our plans will become congealed laws whose errors will only appear over time.

Was the club's Player of the Year last season and is a more dominant and more complete goalkeeeper than the veteran Iker Casillas, whose errors proved so costly.

C. 100 - Cerinthus, (flourished c. ad 100) Christian heretic whose errors, according to the theologian Irenaeus, led the apostle John to write his New Testament Gospel.

Her ground strokes were solid and a largely defensive game worked well against Stosur, whose errors killed any momentum she tried to build.

The Federal Aviation Administration said today that the maintenance company whose errors contributed to the ValuJet Airlines crash had agreed to a record $1.75 million fine for violations of rules on hazardous materials.

That may be no consolation to the patient who loses a healthy limb or the pilot whose mistake chucks a 747 into the Atlantic, but for those of us whose errors are less disastrous it's a cheering perspective.

Last week the C.I.A. dismissed a mid-level officer whose error led to the bombing.

Maicer Izturis, whose error ended Game 2, followed with a go-ahead sacrifice fly to put the Angels ahead, 4-3.

The Angels scored three unearned runs off Wang, whose error was his worst throw over six and two-third innings.

"It's hard to explain," said Cubs shortstop Alex Gonzalez, whose error fueled the Marlins' eight-run eighth inning Tuesday.

Aside from England's defensive concerns, Capello also has a decision to make over Upson's West Ham team-mate Robert Green, whose error cost England victory on Saturday.