Sentence examples for errors and failures from inspiring English sources

"We deeply regret the errors and failures of those sons and daughters of the church," the statement said.

Scientists and engineers usually learn from their errors and failures; bureaucrats hide their errors and almost certainly repeat them.

He said there were "errors and failures of leadership that confused and misinformed the American people and compounded the grief suffered by the Tillman family".

Although it was identified that police had committed "errors and failures" that evening, the officers brought before the inquest were "formally disciplined" and not charged.

In May 2009 it was criticised by the NHS regulator over a catalogue of errors and failures,which meant serious injuries inflicted on Peter Connelly, the toddler known as Baby P, were not spotted.

He condemned the Irish bishops' "grave errors of judgment" and "failures of leadership", but of his own grave errors and failures – in Munich, Wisconsin and California – he says not a word, except to dismiss the issue as "petty gossip".

Mark Zaid, a Washington, DC-based attorney who has represented intelligence community employees in cases involving the leaking of classified information, told VICE News that the circumstances surrounding Panetta's "apparent inadvertent disclosure of classified information to a Hollywood film producer was a comedy of errors and failure of coordination within CIA".

Differences between groups remained significant in Global score, Non perseverative errors and Failure to maintain the set when correcting for diagnosis; when analysis were corrected for BMI, the differences in Global score and Non perseverative errors remained significant.

Of course, the difficulty for non-experts in any given field is to be able to recognize when particular annotations really are errors, and failure to identify them as such leads to the danger of error propagation.

Indeed, prior to the advent of HFE the conception of the human role in accidents and system failures was generally limited to simplistic assumptions concerning human error and failures in training, staffing and/or personnel selection.

The Columbia report chronicled several errors, missteps and failures by the reporter, her editors and the Rolling Stone newsroom, which could have been avoided had they followed certain "reporting pathways", it said.