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I believe that ActiveRecord strikes an effective set of compromises, usually erring on the side of simplicity.

Mary would have taken her, all guilty and erring, to her bosom, and tried to bind up the broken heart.

And as the new needle is no more painful than a standard one, erring on the side of caution seems justified.

Given the choice, erring on the side of inflation would be less catastrophic than erring on the side of deflation.

Because nothing less than complete identification could satisfy God's aching love for his erring children.

He will chide sometimes, or He would not be a wise Father for such poor, erring children as we are.

And Barack Obama, as is his wont, is erring on the side of caution as the drama there unfolds.

There was only one problem with this otherwise perfect picture: my conscience was both erring me.

He is instead likely to argue for trying many different things and erring on the side of overreaction.

Not evil, but longing for that which is better, more often directs the steps of the erring.

To this extent are beings possessing personality-belief deluded and erring in their ways.

So far the government is erring on the side of the rich.

We also earnestly call back erring professing evangelicals who have deviated from God's Word in the matters discussed in this Declaration.

If credit conditions deteriorate, banks and othercreditors will be far less patient with erring companies than they were.

Career experts suggest erring on the side of caution.

Yet there is something to be said for erring on the side of caution when setting initial offer prices.

But beware an erring choice!

I had imagined that by allowing 90 minutes to get from just outside the station to my train I was erring on the side of caution;