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Значения термина occasional error на английском
Значения для термина "occasional error" отсутствуют.
Использование термина occasional error на английском
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Naturally, one makes an occasional error, but in this case .
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To address the purpose, we focused on a slow, unskilled model demonstrating an occasional error.
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So what if the occasional error slips in?
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The doubt and uncertainty which result from unsettled questions, which should be promptly decided, are more harmful than an occasional error.
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Older books are often far better than new ones, especially if you'll forgive them an occasional error in point of fact.
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He is even guilty of an occasional error in grammar or word use which the young pupil in the schools can detect.
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The indefiniteness of the potentiality of the human faculties, and the complexity which thus attends their relations, lead unavoidably to occasional error.
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If our motive is above just challenge and only an occasional error of judgment is chargeable against us, we shall be fortunate.
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We mustn't let occasional errors of judgment tip us into a new era of cultural conservatism and censorship.
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He was less decisive, made occasional errors in his accounts, and would sometimes commit himself to risky ventures.
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Sally read aloud; and Sally's master explained obscure passages, and corrected occasional errors of pronunciation, as she went on.
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He had read some of her draft passages, noting occasional errors and fabrications designed to build his image as a messiah.
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For more than a century after its creation (notwithstanding occasional errors) the Bank of England, in the main, acted with judgment and with caution.