Sentences with phrase «into big errors»

Not exact matches

(A major accounting error last summer forced the company to take big write - offs in the fourth quarter, eating into profits.)
As we mentioned previously, the biggest contributor to eliminating errors is importing info from the Catalog or your CRM integration right into the pricing table.
West Ham had a big boost having beaten Chelsea at the weekend, and the Gunners can ill afford to fall behind to defensive errors for the third game in a row, so I am thinking that it is time to bring the England U21 players Calum Chambers and Rob Holding into the side for tonight's match.
The irony is that when Sandy finally did make his retirement announcement, he did it in such a way as to give Collier a scoop but also to force Collier into an error, not a big error, but the kind of petty thing that irks a good newspaperman.
Also, the electoral college system turns one very big poll into 51 smaller polls, each one necessarily with a bigger error margin (due to the reduced sampling data).
News today (Friday, 25 January) that the economy is sliding further into decline, coupled with the admission by the deputy prime minister that his government has committed serious errors in its management of the economy, has exposed them as failing the nation, says Unite, the country's biggest union.
Our attacks on Ed Miliband can not be unresearched (we can't afford another Big Society error) and should not be personal but we need to ensure he is a prominent factor in voters» minds when they go into the polling booth.
The Governor's second biggest error wasn't the NY SafeAct, it was sadly getting sucked into the idea that the IDC Coalition would deliver on his legislative agenda, which as Stewart - Cousins points out hasn't really happened in a big way to date.
Sensing they were onto something big, Fischbach and Jenkins scoured the literature and found more reports of radioactive decay enigmatically slowing down and speeding up, results so contrary to expectation that they, too, had largely been tossed into the dust bin of odd results and equipment error.
From the director of Superstar, and co-starring Megan Mullally (Emmy Award ® winning Best Supporting Actress for TV's «Will & Grace») and Dennis Farina (Snatch, Big Trouble), Stealing Harvard is an outrageous comedy of errors proving that getting into college is the easy part!
Even some big publishers are getting into the game by dumping cheap OCR converted ebooks full of errors onto the market.
The latest news items include how retailers are expanding reach into Arabic language ebook markets, how Sarah A. Denzil's thriller Silent Child received the most 5 - star reviews of any released in 2017, optimizing Amazon book pages with insights from an eye - tracking study from LookTracker Research Laboratory, an error in KDP's royalty rate options is causing many authors to wonder what Amazon has coming up next, and some big changes in Facebook's News Feed that will affect authors and other publishers on the platform.
Well, September is when I'll be putting a big chunk into my roth from the index fund, since for the past month or so I haven't been able to invest due to some bank validation errors when I updated my banking info at Vanguard (my fault, not theirs).
The traders, investors, and hedge funds that blew up generally made the error of having «all in» big bets that did not work out, letting an ego keep them on the wrong side of a trade, or went into a position without an exit strategy giving themselves unlimited risk.
In this context, the discovery of a genuine error in the 1700 page IPCC Fourth Assessment Report regarding projected changes in glaciers could easily be spun into something much bigger.
Not only could it drive standardization in the front - end of applicant tracking systems, but it will virtually eliminate two of the biggest pains of online job application processes (the need for applicants to cut and paste into predefined boxes, and the need for HR folks to try and fix resume parsing errors).
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