Sentence examples for errors in the handling from inspiring English sources

The case was the latest in a string of governmental errors in the handling of private information.

While none of the breaches reported to the OAIC relates to the handling of any census data, some do highlight errors in the handling of other surveys as well as failures to correctly de-identify data, which is one of the criticisms raised by privacy advocates about the increased retention of census data.

They were helped by minor procedural errors in the handling of evidence and by previous racist remarks from one of the detectives, just as Trump is helped by minor FBI missteps such as the Strzok texts and the alleged failure to alert a judge about Steele's Democratic Party funding.

Ultimately, an ESPNOutdoors.com editor acknowledged "errors" in the handling of the piece and its lack of "balance," but you can expect this one, like so many others, to end up in some chain email from your Fox News-loving uncle in the coming weeks.

Practices appear slow to adopt available technological solutions despite their potential for reducing the impact of recurring errors in the handling of samples and the reporting of results.

To some, Mr. Giuliani's admission of some error in the handling of the Dorismond case did not alter the fact that he was someone who always had to get his own way.

In that incident, which did not produce a crash, the crew may have overstressed the tail by rudder use, but after they had made a series of errors in handling the plane, the rudder use was appropriate, he said.

Gov. Rick Snyder (R) acknowledged during his State of the State address on Tuesday that the state made errors in handling the crisis.

Firstly, this would allow direct comparison with previous studies [25,27] that reported Si levels in connective tissues (as per gramme wet weight of tissue) and secondly, it avoids (i) the pitfalls in drying tissues consistently and without introducing contaminant Si and (ii) the potential errors in handling the very low mass of dried tissues.

The commissioner found several errors in officials' handling of the trip.

Lastly, in comparison to most of the protocols reported elsewhere, the adoption of a calcium-containing CRRT solution, which characterizes both protocols, allowed us to reduce CaCl2 infusion requirement and to minimize the risk of errors in bags handling related to the use of "zero" calcium solutions.