Sentence examples similar to error crops up from inspiring English sources

A very familiar homophone error cropped up in a piece about David Bowie on Tuesday: "Following news of his death, critics poured over the lyrics from his swansong album … Blackstar".

The Australian researchers note that Excel isn't the only spreadsheet program with overly aggressive autoformatting issues — the same errors crop up in open-source programs like LibreOffice Calc and Apache OpenOffice Calc too.

HP's excellent $300 Deskjet 882C printer also worked well over USB, but occasional error messages cropped up from Windows.

As the security skills gap grows, the same coding errors are cropping up year after year, at similar rates.

After such duplications, genetic errors sometimes crop up in one of the copies, slowly degrading it; but in many cases, both duplicates may persist and provide fodder for the evolution of new traits.

He also told me the only elevator-operator joke I've ever heard (that Poles make lousy elevator operators because they keep forgetting the route), and expressed how annoyed he is with the elevator-related factual errors that crop up in Hollywood movies.

After I had used NetZero a few times, an ambiguous error message began cropping up on my computer: "691: member ID/ password invalid OR we may have temporary system difficulties".

The issue the team is addressing is similar to an error that can crop up among the bits storing data in traditional computing.

Another label that crops up is "exploitative".

This study suggests that teaching of the standard rules of differentiation should put emphasis on its restrictions to eliminate common errors that normally crop up due to over-generalisation of certain differentiation rules.

IBM researchers say they've solved a big piece of the quantum computing puzzle with a new system for protecting against errors that can crop up among quantum bits, or 'qubits.'qubits