Examples of using Serious error in English and their translations into Greek
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When an archivist pointed out a serious error in an article that had already been printed,
Very serious error that was probably the worst of all,
We can imagine without serious error that at the beginning the human species existed in a completely unorganized form.
Mr Corbett's report unfortunately includes a serious error.
If there are improperly installed applications on your phone, the phone may not work normally or a serious error may occur.
that would be a serious error.
the phone may not work normally or a serious error may occur.
anyone forgetting this commits a serious error.
Dupa disappear course start Windows again when he returned after restart I wrote a message like system recovered from a serious error.
can refute or remove that delegate if(s)he commits a serious error.
Ignorance of these things can lead to a serious error and shorten the life of the coating operation.
the writer Moses admits his own serious error for which he was severely reproved.
the writer Moses admits his own serious error for which he was severely reproved.
One of the owners children's smart watch of the company Elari has found that in the software of the gadget there is a serious error, which can endanger the lives of children.
It would be a serious error to renounce our identity,
which is a serious error.
It was a serious error to have given a free hand to the most dogmatic economists,
Windows believes the ABORTED_COMMAND response to be a very serious error, which should not be reported by drives in normal operation, including getting commands that are invalid at a given point in time.
The notion that the problems of the Cuban economy can be solved by promoting the private sector is a most serious error, and one that can pose serious dangers for the future of the Revolution.
My feeling is that the French Presidency's most serious error was to run the debate along the lines of a battle of powers between States- a mean,
