Sentences with phrase «simply made an error»

We have simply made an error in judgment, for which there is infinite grace, mercy, and forgiveness.

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She had wanted to call her by the correct gender pronoun but simply made a careless error and slipped up a handful of times.

If Wells Fargo was simply ignoring repeated employee complaints or not making them a priority, «It was a huge, huge, huge error,» Buffett said.

Smart, successful people are by no means immune to making mistakes; they simply have the tools in place to learn from their errors.

Fear of regret, or simply regret theory deals with the emotional reaction people experience after realizing they've made an error in judgment.

The market earlier this year simply had made an enormous error by pricing in its expectations for a strong economic and inflationary environment that has frankly not appeared (Making Volatility our Friend: Trading the Kitchin Cycle, May 28, 2014 and Unsustainable Steel Premiums, Sept. 3, 2014).

It simply applies rational methods in taking and analyzing data, following certain rules to assure that data are as free from error as possible, and checking the logic of our models to make sure they are self - consistent.

The fact that they have been forced to acknowledge yet another error in their code, is simply more proof that they make it up as they go along to preserve thier power and income sources.

Wenger is right of course, Gabriel made an error when he simply fell into Costa's trap by allowing himself to react, Costa was definitely at fault, and Wenger obviously believes that Costa was behind it all.

These errors disrupt the continuity of the article, and simply make the site look juvenile, undermining the credibility it is attempting to garner.

Admittedly Arsene made two huge errors this season, one being Gabs late arrival and the other being Coqs very late arrival or the fact he should have simply got the cheque book out in summer, although some might be happier now we waited for Coq.

Put simply, the balance was all wrong, but credit where it's due, they addressed that with the subs / formation change and went on to make up for the tactical error by scoring 2 more goals.

But he continues to make fundamental errors that an already fragile defence simply can't cope with.

Sometimes I can get around using numbers by using simple but error - prone heuristics and sometimes I will simply repeat other people's numbers without understanding them and will make mistakes.

You simply can't make an error that big.»

«The hybrids made more errors and simply didn't remember as well.»

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

Avengers: Infinity War doesn't simply convey the numerous threads of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in combination, it manages to make up for a few of the studio's greatest errors at the means.

For every decent (or even great) romance film or love story that has preceded this and the missteps they have taken in their efforts to affect audiences a certain way, Her manages to learn from those errors and simply avoids making them.

Lastly, the most experienced doctors, adept in carrying out each procedure, would simply practise their motor skills, knowing instinctively when they had made an error and how to correct it.

As you can see, each error requires a different instructional response and simply re-teaching what theme is or how to support claims with evidence will not help the learners who are making specific types of errors:

Instead of using the traditional marking procedure for the assessment — simply marking words read incorrectly and counting words read correctly within a one - minute time frame — the presenting teacher showed how she kept track of the actual errors the student made while reading the connected text, in ways that enabled further analysis of phonological deficits (such as a lack of automatic word reading for all multisyllabic words).

A lot of the extra costs associated with self - publishing are simply due to the amount of mistakes you make — like printing 500 copies of a book with an error in it — and now you don't want to sell them!

But if you get comments like «the description of X in Chapter Y sounds a little off», «you have a continuity error where the main character thinks this in Chapter Three but then this in Chapter Seven», or simply «this part doesn't make sense», then you've got something to work with.

At that stage in publishing, it's too late for major edits and re-writes; instead, the publisher is simply making a final pass for typos, grammatical errors, formatting errors, and other embarrassing technical mistakes that could negatively impact sales.

You could end up missing a spelling mistake or a grammatical error that changes the meaning of what you're saying, or simply makes it more difficult for your paper to be understood.

So instead of copying their trades manually (a time - consuming process which is prone to errors), the use of copy trader software simply does the job automatically once the choice of a leader trader has been made.

Bank of America overpaid me in a foreign currency exchange and after two weeks without any notification to me that they made an error, they simply took the lump sum that was overpaid from my checking account and when I called them they stated they sent me a letter dated the same day of the debit.

Prior to Justice's aggressive pursuit of these settlements, if the FHA identified an underwriting error the lender would simply indemnify the FHA and not process the claim, effectively making it a lender - owned loan.

The FOMC would simply follow the judgment of the marginal short - term fixed income investor, which wouldn't make the policy correct, because markets a a whole make forecasting errors.

The title loan company in Wilmington could have simply made a clerical error and sent out a request for a repossession.

Whether you sign up for it or have the bank cover you automatically, overdraft protection is a good safety net that can catch you during those occasional times when you make errors in calculations or simply forget to make a deposit or transfer to your checking account.

Monitoring credit scores is important because there are often errors, folks are frequently victims of fraud, and sometimes we simply have an off month and forget to make a payment on time.

Eventually you can piece things together, but there are numerous rules that are simply broken at this point or that make no sense or certain things being called by different names or any number of other problems, which isn't even to mention the countless spelling errors.

It seems that Microsoft fans are in luck, as the recent panic about Kingdom Hearts 3 not coming to the Xbox One was simply an error made on Square Enix's website.

It seems that Microsoft fans are in luck, as the recent panic about Kingdom Hearts 3 not coming to the Xbox One was simply an error made on Square Enix...

Similarly, I'm not convinced that simply having harsh punishments for player error — like corpse runs or perma - death — necessarily makes for a truly challenging game.

-- We have made a factual error by asserting, «If the world is to avoid climate calamity, it needs to reduce its carbon emissions by 80 percent by the middle of this century — a target that is simply out of reach with existing technology.»

The error rate is simply to large to make that kind of investment.

Is climate science making this kind of error, and not knowing they are making this kind of error of simply using too many approximations of real world variables (albedos, transmission losses, cloud reflections, and everything else) that are NOT simple one - point constants?

The way he put it, the IPCC simply did its sums wrong; he didn't say they fiddled the books, just made an error.

As our hostess has concluded, it can not simply «sweep this under the rug» without totally losing credibility (since it has been leaked out there); yet, if it concedes that previous estimated of ECS were exaggerated by a factor of 2, it also risks losing credibility for having made such a critical error in the past.

However, the main error Evans makes here is to claim that climate sensitivity is simply a number churned out by climate models.

The fact that Ms Stock has repeated a statement, knowing it to be false or at best, grossly misleading, makes it a lie rather than simply an error made in ignorance.

If the only permitted way to refute an incorrectly argued theory paper is to carry out an experiment, as you seem to be suggesting, instead of simply pointing out the errors, it would make science a hundred times as expensive as it already is.

The answer is, man - made global warming supporters simply wave their hands in the air, assume Gaussian or near - Gaussian distribution of errors from a multitiude of very complex, biased sources, declare they cancel out, and that aggregation and division allow them to generate a result with 0.00 accuracy even though the input data can not be measured to that degree of accuracy.

Judges make grievous errors like giving a rapist whose crime mandates a minimum 2 - year prison term a sentence of only 30 days, but they can not simply hit the undo button and try again.

With regard to Weirton's third claim, the court held that even if Weirton were correct that the arbitrator erroneously applied a tolling provision, it declined to vacate the award «simply because the arbitrator made legal or factual errors.»

For example, if you defend yourself, the adjudicator may simply ask questions to clarify errors made by the police.

Don't make the error of taking the McHenry Illinois traffic school course simply because McHenry Illinois is where you now live.