Sentences with phrase «fewer typos»

Whether you love to watch videos, game on the go or just text with fewer typos, big - screen phones offer a lot of benefits.

I found myself typing faster and with fewer typos on the Tablet than I did on the Fire.

For those of you grammer and spelling police you will notice a few typos but if thats all you are hear for then I care not for your petty thoughts.

(Frankly, if I had a Tiny Executive half that cute, I'd be hard pressed to even type a coherent sentence to say nothing of missing a few typos!)

Sorry about the few typos that have arisen due to predictive text substitutions.

A few typos, he said, and the odd factual error.

I've noticed that [the weekly newsletter has contained quite a few typos / you've been consistently showing up late / you've been tricky to get ahold of during work - time / when I share my feelings about getting pregnant, you seem to drift off into another world].

It could even be that a few typos have put someone off!

A few typos have been fixed here and there, a few new animations have been added, and the ghost placement in a few chapters has been adjusted.

After three proofreaders reviewed a doctoral student's dissertation, it was Murnane who discovered a few typos, proving how closely he read every word, a student said.

The sales team did their job but they did input a few typos / misinformation during the purchase process which created minor headaches in the few weeks after with getting tags and the usual follow up items after buying a new vehicle.

Perhaps a few typos are being fixed.

If you're writing just for family and friends, it may not matter so much whether every comma is in exactly the right place or if you have a few typos here and there.

You'll probably find a few typos, unnecessary digressions and things to rewrite completely.

Your book's success depends on the story, not necessarily the writing — readers will tolerate a few typos in a book; especially if you acknowledge in the front matter that you're indie publishing and don't have a huge budget, and you'd appreciate if they tell you about any typos they find.

I do feel it's a bit much if there are only a few typos because it's rare to read any book and not see an error or two.

If the changes, updates, or corrections are minor — such as for updated contact information or a few typos — I've just uploaded the changed manuscript so that the best version of it is available.

So it goes to show you that readers can be forgiving of a few typos if you have a good story.

In most cases, while you'll still find a few typos in traditionally published books, you'll find far more in the «typical» self - pubbed book.

Also, agents aren't likely to pass on a manuscript simply because of a few typos.

Existing BlackBerry users are familiar with slightly tighter keyboards, so I think most of those who first pick up the Storm will likely be making a few typos until their thumbs get used to the ample keyboard space.

I'm sure there were a few typos, though.

I'm not talking about having a few typos or formatting issues.

We also found the position of the ASUS keyboard's delete key next to the L key to be slightly inconvenient, as it resulted in quite a few typos.

If your media platform is fantastic and your following is huge, then your literary agent and / or book publisher will likely forgive a few typos and formatting errors and proposal bobbles.

Some authors use a dozen or more beta readers, but keep in mind if a beta reader is only finding a few typos and is NOT contributing to your rewriting, they may be better off as a reviewer instead.

The only thing I regret is not having waited a little longer with the print run, as I still found a few typos.

The knee - jerk reaction is understandable, but look on the bright side: those who should be ignoring the «a few typos are okay» heads - up are the ones who will use that as an excuse to call things «good enough» when they really aren't, so their blurbs and sample chapters will be more likely to accurately reflect their content.

Even my few typos went in exactly as my fingers mangled them.

We realize that after you have published, you may find a few typos that need to be fixed, or you may want to add / update a page with details on your other works.

Overall, the experience was good, but readers did point out quite a few typos or flubbed words that had slipped through.

Even despite the less - than - ideal (standard defenition) video quality and a few typos, it is still a great resource to have.

A few typos have been fixed here and there, a few new animations have been added, and the ghost placement in a few chapters has been adjusted.

At 16:35, Ruedy notified Sato of a few typos.

The political intrigues which appear to be well known on the international scene are popping up again and again... (p. 43, a few typos edited out)

(pp. 79 - 80; a few typos edited out)

Nicely put Lauri, except for a few typos.

Nor will my confidence be restored when he blusters: «Hey, what's a few typos?»

«I noticed a few typos as I read through the different lessons, but it was easy to understand and I enjoyed some of the humorous comments.

Sometimes when on the sofa, or in bed the surface underneath the keyboard isn; t sturdy enough which causes a few typos.

They also gave everyone at the office advice on how to cuddle properly, and even fixed a few typos in the weekly company emails.

There are also a few typos that could have been easily remedied by a careful proofread, and, on the second page in particular, the bullet points should have been indented to create a better sense of order and clarity.

I found quite a few typos.

Chances are there are a few typos you may have overlooked.

Odds are, a fresh eye will find a few typos or grammatical mistakes that you missed.

Not exact matches

«Have you ever thought twice about sharing an article, but it had a few key typos, so you felt embarrassed to?»

A 2013 Gallup study shows that companies in the top quartile for employee engagement outperform their bottom 25 % competitors with: 147 % higher earnings per share (no, that's not a typo), 22 % higher profitability, 21 % higher productivity and 41 % fewer quality defects.

Just a few observations on the article and on the discussion --(for those who feel like flaming me for typo's, sorry in advance, I'm only on one cup of coffee

I've already found a few more typos that I made just recently, Tom.

Also, I think there's a few words missing from the first step in your instructions («Place the sheet [in the freezer]...») Lord knows I make typos all the time but I love it when people help me catch them so I hope you don't find this obnoxious!