Sentence examples for evidence of errors from inspiring English sources

When confronted with evidence of errors or bias, Wikipedians invoke a favorite excuse: look how often the mainstream media, and the traditional encyclopedia, are wrong!

Investigators found no evidence of errors on the part of railway staff or faults with the level crossing, the signalling system or the train itself.

The lawyers were told not to review the underlying accounting for the partnerships, the very area where Ms. Watkins said a problem existed and where the report found its evidence of errors and potential malfeasance.

On Tuesday, in a legal opinion, he said that counties had the right to hold a manual recount of all ballots if they found evidence of errors in initial counts that could affect the outcome of the election.

The Navy's public inquiry into the collision between one of its nuclear submarines, the Greeneville, and a Japanese fishing trawler has produced enough evidence of errors and oversights by the Navy crew to warrant a court-martial proceeding.

But the report from the Government Accountability Office flatly disputes that finding, saying "we have found no evidence of errors of these types".

Evidence of error either way is thin.

And the episode throws just a tiny wedge of light onto a criminal justice system that needs to take an unflinching look at the growing evidence of error.

On the other hand, the evidence of error rates shows that hospitals and doctors routinely break the first rule of medicine, to do no harm.

In brief blog posts on Sept. 17, both the Heritage Foundation and the Tax Foundation simply dismissed its conclusions without offering any remotely convincing evidence of error.

But they did "find it somewhat surprising... that nobody sought to inform the commissioner" of the evidence of error which his closest colleagues knew about on the afternoon of the shooting.