gross error

A year ago, we could point to two or three cases of gross error in results.

"There is still time to correct what would be such a gross error."

We made a gross error that has caused a lot of problems.

This has always proved to be a gross error, I thought.

Or when he feared the consequences of a gross error.

Some 1,200 Lebanese died because of this gross error in judgment.

To consider it in the first place was a gross error of judgment."

But to see in it the government of the future socialist society is to commit a gross error.

But this was such a gross error, so easily detected by anyone who touched it.

Laughing was a gross error and he knew it, but he couldn't help himself.

Therefore it is important to identify and eliminate these gross errors from the reconciliation process.

Gross errors may be present, but are fortunately rare.

There must be a gross error of judgement somewhere.

She said it was "a gross error of judgment".

It is believed the cartel would often kill junior members who made gross errors.

It would be a gross error to think that Iran is reacting out of fear or alarm.

Critics of academics claim bias or gross errors in some aspects.

This was the third game in a row in which one player or the other has made a gross error.

I wasn't in fit shape to carry on; tried, but kept fumbling, making gross errors.

If needed, the elimination is repeated until no gross error exists in the set of measurements.

One of the things I've learned about panic is that it inspires gross errors in judgment.

Luther also considered it a gross error to refer this verse to the devil.

And this is a species of gross error which scarcely could have made its way into any less intangible topic.

Justin represents him as brother of Alexander I which seems a gross error.

"I made a gross error of judgment," he said, pausing with a stricken expression on his face.