Sentence examples for error was brought from inspiring English sources

The error was brought to the editors' attention last week.

(The error was brought to The Times's attention this week by Mr. Hope).

As soon as the error was brought to our attention, the necessary corrective action was taken to remove this.

When this error was brought to its attention, the magazine ran a correction in The Mail in the April 1st issue.

The error was brought to the attention of The Times on Oct. 29 by a Web site set up to defend Mr. Scrushy, who faces fraud charges, and was confirmed by the government this week.

Instead of asking if voters wanted to pay an additional $.02 per $100 of assessed value — 2 cents — the amount printed on ballots was ".02¢." The error was brought to light by a resident, Walter Helfrecht, at the Nov. 1 town meeting — five days before the election and too late for a reprint.

When the emails and the IPCC error were brought to light, editorial writers at The Wall Street Journal launched a vicious campaign describing climate science as a hoax and a conspiracy.

(The errors were brought to the attention of The Times this week).

Mr. VanDeMark's errors were brought to light last May, after four authors complained that more than 30 uncredited passages in the book were identical or nearly identical to passages in their works.

That's nonsense, insists McConney, who said Trump immediately reimbursed his foundation and filed corrected paperwork with the IRS as soon as the "errors" were brought to his attention in March by the Post and the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.

All of these rather small errors in alignment and stability will typically combine to reduce the potential effectiveness of any toric lens; the more these errors are brought under control, the lower the potential effect.