Sentence examples similar to faulty notes from inspiring English sources

Samsung has taken out a full-page advert in multiple US newspapers to apologise for the faulty Note 7 phone, which has now been subject to a worldwide recall.

Select has criticized the original article, calling its analysis faulty and noting that it treats many severely ill patients.

Samsung remains the world's biggest handset maker, but it has seen a lot of pressure on growth as saturation continues to permeate the market, newer competitors move in and it faces some of its own specific problems, such as the impact its brand might face after it had to recall its faulty, overheating Note 7 devices.

Samsung's media arm continues code red damage control in the wake of the latest report surrounding a faulty Galaxy Note 7. The incident, which occurred on a Southwest flight earlier this week, further complicates the matters for several reasons beyond the already troubling fact that it played out on a plane – which, thankfully, was still at the gate.

In a moment a very kind gentleman sauntered into the room and crossed out our faulty notes and penciled in the correct answer.

While we use probabilities to detect faulty behavior, we note that suitable parameters can be used to ensure that false-positives are rare, say 1 2128, and thus as unlikely as successful brute-force attacks against canonical cryptographic primitives, which BSC also assumes to be safe.

He would take the gains and losses of the oral tradition — the flubbed notes and faulty memories, the odd verses and improvisations — over any archive, no matter how complete.

He would take the gains and losses of the oral tradition the flubbed notes and faulty memories, the odd verses and improvisations over any archive, no matter how complete.

And as many as 80% of people with DMD could benefit from having a faulty exon removed, Olson notes.

Note that faulty and illegal wiring or plumbing can be expensive to replace, or if not noticed, can cause a legal nightmare if tenants are involved.

The inquest heard that when phone communications broke down Saunders was waving his faulty handsets at police, writing notes saying "I can't hear" and calling 999 to speak to a "hostage negotiator".