Sentence examples for errors cited from inspiring English sources

Some of the errors cited in the report were simple math mistakes.

The most frequent errors cited by F.D.A. investigators involve failing to ask donors questions that would reveal their ineligibility to give blood.

The study confirmed the rising number of errors cited in a series of articles in The New York Times in May 2001.

In a statement, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the "significant errors" cited in the report had taken place during the Obama administration.

According to the Institute of Medicine report, "Preventing Medication Errors", cited poor labeling as a central cause for medication errors in the USA.

In a long interview in a Manhattan coffee shop, Dr. Ehud Arbit, accompanied by his wife and lawyer, categorically denied that he had committed any of the medical errors cited in a State Health Department report issued on Monday.

S. District Chief Judge Royce C. Lamberth of Washington blasted the city's failure to deliver on promised reforms as "conscience-shocking". A new class-action lawsuit on behalf of prisoners alleges the government is hiding the extent of errors, citing recent overdetentions such as Harris's.

Interviewees almost uniformly indicated that they and their peers anticipated that CPOE would reduce errors, citing most frequently the anticipated improved legibility of orders.

He said he was innocent of every medical error cited.

The small population is the reason for the huge margin of error cited by the Census for its median household income estimate.

(It also repeats the error cited above about the cost of Hurricane Irene -- I will return to this).