Sentences with phrase «many egregious errors»

For example, if your packaging workflow results in an egregious error, you may take it as a sign that the business is weak.

President Donald Trump has not even been in office a month yet and has already made some egregious errors in his professional communications.

It stands to reason that an administration's policy process that makes such an egregious error is not very serious or thorough.

He goes on to cite a specific time when the Fed made perhaps its most egregious error which led to some of the greatest profit opportunities of his career:

It was strictly in harmony with the Disciples tradition for the Christian Century to direct the denomination's attention to a serious inconsistency in its practice and to an egregious error at a vital point in its traditional ideology.

It was the means by which the church was separating itself from egregious error.

UPDATE: It was brought to my attention that somehow Claude Giroux was left off this list and the egregious error has now been corrected.

A side note: I'm not a fan of referee conspiracy theories but they made two egregious errors spotting the ball in UMI's favor.

And the Pelicans defence made some of the most egregious errors you're ever going to see: shooters left wide open, cutters given runway paths to the basket and so on.

You're only supposed to overturn your call on the ice if there's conclusive evidence and an egregious error in the case of goalie interference.»

it pretty much means that just about every other team in baseball had a shot to take the players on the right as well and did not... so it's not like the Braves are making some egregious errors.

Phil Mickelson somehow took one of the most egregious errors he's ever made in competition and turned it around on his opponents during Friday's Presidents Cup match.

One them is not the Myles Jack fumble recovery getting the early whistle however, as I kind of feel like that's the most understandable and least egregious error made.

And the «expert» on C - sections who provided the accompanying Q&A is none other than Amy Romano of Lamaze, who has repeatedly demonstrated that she can not analyze scientific research, misunderstands what she reads, and refuses to correct egregious errors in her written materials.

Democrats swiftly seized on that gaffe — a particularly egregious error, considering the special election comes two days after the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11.

YOUR FALSE ACCUSATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS This is an egregious error, a product of always a «constant vilification without checking your facts» in which attacking colleagues often supersedes getting it right.

As a former journalist in NYC, I am embarrassed that a reporter would make such an egregious error.

Similar sentiments came from Malcolm Hughes of the Laboratory of Tree - Ring Research at the University of Arizona, whose work is also discussed: «The Soon et al. paper is so fundamentally misconceived and contains so many egregious errors that it would take weeks to list and explain them all.»

Tullis's most egregious error is that he seems to have missed the possibility that there are many ways to make education fun.

However, they've also made egregious errors and their work simply hasn't stood up, especially as regards key issues like climate sensitivity.

It was an egregious error, although he would not think so!

The brand apologized for that egregious error, but it has yet to comment on the lungi controversy, according to Fast Company, which said it had reached out to Zara but that it had so far «declined to comment.»

These creatures never actually had a name, but the director oddly commits that egregious error of introducing a conversation between Royce and the others solely for the purpose of mentioning the movie title.

Their response ignores the egregious errors in implementation that we identified, namely the fact that they threw out a majority of the state observations, miscoded outcome information, and completely confused the sequence of test introduction and achievement measurement in several states.

No, the reason for me giving up on EC was strictly business — drastically reduced sales, delinquent royalty payments, and most of all, egregious errors in the company's favor made on multiple ones of my royalty statements since mid-2013.

At this late stage, an editor would only be looking for typos, formatting mistakes, and other egregious errors that shouldn't make it to publication.

Recently I posted on my Facebook Author Page that I had completed the final proofread of my novel, and that I was terrified about having missed some egregious error.

I made the egregious error of suggesting that vet checkups every three years did not

Until the profession catches up, it's up to the rest of us to abolish its most egregious errors.

Of course, in the same way that Jevons could not see the ability for oil, gas, and nuclear power to render us less fundamentally reliant on coal, I am sure we are making equally egregious errors in our predictions of energy transitions (or at least some of us are).

Firefox has a decent spell checker, that helps but doesn't prevent the egregious errors of there / their / they're or affect / effect or just plain typos that correctly spell the wrong word.

Climategate was quickly followed by the identification of an egregious error involving the melting of Himalayan glaciers.

They have made some pretty egregious errors in each, and, when these are pointed out, refuse to even admit such.

That in our day we still build brand new tract homes with flex duct strung carelessly about a ventilated attic, that many have little to no roof overhangs for shading and wall protection, that many shamelessly orient nearly an entire facade of glazing due west, pierce their ceilings full of recessed lights, place unsealed, non-insulated pull - down attic stairs inside the house and air handlers either in attics or garages... in spite of wonderful innovations in building science over the past several decades... blunders like these and other egregious errors in design and construction continue apace.

Were it not for these four egregious errors, your post's claims would be superficially plausible, stevepostrel!

«Wikipedia's acid rain entry receives near - daily edits, some of which result in egregious errors and a distortion of consensus science,» he said.

There is always another egregious error of atmospheric physics.

One of the most egregious errors being made is averaging models to get a value that is said to represent generalized model output.

You are wasting your time with verbal discussions here — you can actually work out the microcanonical description of this particular gas, and have avoided becoming engaged in the discussions of the Velasco paper only because you wished to help instruct me on my ignorance first, because of the egregious errors in my thermodynamic reasoning.

(And that they did not find and eliminate such an egregious error is testimony to grave bias).

I hope you have the integrity to contact them and correct your many egregious errors before they become a source of yet further misinformation to the public.

I'm sure it's extremely annoying for you to face up to your egregious error, however if instead of brazening it out you would simply admit your error you wouldn't have to deal with it any more!

Since the IPCC seems unwilling to change even the most egregious errors in AR4 this means that any subsequent comments will be ignored.

Most of the folks posting here are knowledgeable enough to avoid that kind of egregious error, so it is good to be cautious before accusing them of stupidity.

When someone makes such egregious errors in forecasting as Hansen did in the 1980s about NYC, then he loses privileges and society should put him into a quasi-limited time out until he has proven his reformation.

Yet, despite having «semi-protected» status to prevent anonymous changes, Wikipedia's acid rain entry receives near - daily edits, some of which result in egregious errors and a distortion of consensus science.»

The other egregious error is to argue that because climate has changed continually in the past, one shouldn't worry about it in the future.

Unlike Carswell for its egregious error in the consolidated IP statutes, the printer was called to the Star Chamber and fined 650 pounds.

The recording itself is not made available to the public, to avoid tampering; but it is possible to have a particular recording transcribed by a court - approved stenographer, and (after approval by the judge, to ensure no egregious errors slipped through and the case was not heard...

The recording itself is not made available to the public, to avoid tampering; but it is possible to have a particular recording transcribed by a court - approved stenographer, and (after approval by the judge, to ensure no egregious errors slipped through and the case was not heard in private) the transcript made available to the public like any other document.