Sentences with phrase «sometimes errs»

It is not surprising that he sometimes errs in his descriptions of religious behavior.

Bickert said consistency requires «well defined lines» but conceded the rules sometimes err and need to be changed.

Although I sympathize with the difficult position you are in, I think sometimes we all err on the side of being people pleasers.

In their enthusiasm to pursue what they think God is calling them to do, Jesuits sometimes err on one side or another - whether it be papalism or laicism, sacralism or secularism, traditionalism or modernism - but they are capable of recovering their balance.

But the juryman votes for acquittal anyway, reflecting that philosophers sometimes err.

His fear was not that judges would sometimes err in their constitutional rulings.

Keep in mind that many physicians may not be able to accurately judge what's safe and what's not and, when ignorant, sometimes err too much on the side of caution.

And doctors sometimes err on the side of caution; they may order antibiotics even if they're not 100 % certain you need one or if they're using the right drug for the right bug.

Although to be brutally honest, they had a penchant to be inconsistent and sometimes erred on the side of over saturation when it came to colors.

Not only that, it can be tough to keep them contained in way that doesn't detract from a room's overall look and feel, especially since storage solutions can sometimes err on the side of utilitarian.

Not exact matches

Works great but can trig - erred itself sometimes, looks fragile (zipper and thickness of the product)

It is not that the authorities concerned employ «siddon de look» attitude, as we sometimes read about sanctions taken against erring police officers irrespective of rank or status.

«In medicine, there's a tendency to think there's no harm in erring on the side of caution — but in this case, it may sometimes put patients at risk,» says lead author Scott Flanders, M.D., M.H.M, professor of internal medicine and director of hospital medicine at the U-M Medical School.

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Something to keep in mind: folding bulky fabric sometimes eats a bit fabric more than you planned since each fold is so thick, another good reason to err on the side of caution here.

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If it does not, sometimes it is better to err on the side of caution rather than take something you will either get super-stressed by or one where you are literally afraid that you could lose your job any day now, no matter how hard you work.

Sometimes it is very difficult to tell if your pet is having an emergency, so erring on the side of caution and having your pet seen by a veterinarian for anything questionable is always best.

There are some pretty crazy bike hacks out there, and sometimes these modifications err on the illegal side (like this rainbow - painting robotic arm).

And, my candid admission is that we often overthink and over talk problems, and possibly err on the side of over-caution to signs of a problem, and may need to let it go a little sometimes.

(Legal journalists, in fairness, sometimes fare no better: an Australian reporter recently achieved the rare feat of creating a quintuple negative to explain a court judgment: «The grounds of appeal announced on Monday state Justice Sifris erred in not finding Mr Goldberg was wrong in failing to set aside the summonses.»

While most motorcyclists err on the side of caution, sometimes more so than other drivers, insurance companies often stereotype riders as negligent and try to blame them for accidents that happen.

He errs on the side of quality over quantity, and can sometimes spend 10 hours in a week putting together the posts including conducting background research.