Sentences with phrase «fundamental error we have made»

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Kind of a big flaw in the bible, which proves it's lies because god the infallible could not have possibly made such a fundamental error.

She has made fundamental errors in logic, and exegesis.

I have a preference for 3 at the back but no formation will make up for fundamental errors and «naivety».

«The department made fundamental errors in calculating the level of risk capital it would require bidders to put on the table and it did not demand appropriate levels of capital from both bidders.»

I also agree most other of his points, particularly the way the Big Six have made some fundamental errors.

Gore, in my view, is accurate on all the key conceptual issues, and does not make errors typical of many politicians, as, for example, the many politicians who claim a tax cut will more than make up for lost revenue by encouraging growth — now that is a fundamental conceptual error, and Gore does not have any of those.

Harrison Schmitt made a mistake about Arctic sea ice having recovered in 2009 to 1989 levels (among many other fundamental mistakes) and he refused to correct it when his error was pointed out to him privately.

I ask because I still remember my high school Calculus teacher needlessly expanding the expression «2 +2» into a convoluted equation involving arguments he hoped would exceed the competence of high school students, making an elementary error of substitution at a more fundamental level, and getting 5 as his answer.

But I'm still open to the possibility that a major error has been made on this fundamental point.

The fact is that Tom has made a fundamental error.

These uncertainties make it difficult to determine whether models still have common, fundamental errors in their representation of the vertical structure of atmospheric temperature change.

So how will you respond when people you don't know, people you've never even heard of, insist that you have made fundamental errors?

The majority of the Court found that the trial judge made no palpable and overriding error in finding that Ms. Steel had resulted in a fundamental breakdown in the employment relationship

The Court of Appeal held that the majority of the arbitral tribunal had made two fundamental errors in the interpretation of clause 1 of the lease.