Sentence examples for long-standing errors from inspiring English sources

The design of the different sections has been improved but long-standing errors still remain, as those related to hearing disorders.

Tobi Haslett, in his thoughtful article on Susan Sontag, perpetuates a long-standing error about the Vietnam War (A Critic at Large, December 11th).

As a result of this long-standing error, Triakis semifasciata came to be recognized as the valid name (as a nomen protectum) and Mustelis felis was invalidated (as a nomen oblitum).

The long-standing political error may have been to underestimate the challenges.

In this respect, two long-standing hypotheses stand out.

Decision-making independent of human involvement may perpetuate long-standing inequalities and exclusions, due to errors and human biases embedded in data and algorithms (Executive Office 2016; FTC 2016a; PCAST 2014).

Aim at long-standing problems that data lose, omission and loading errors in seismic data loading and quality control of Oil and Gas Field Company, this paper presents a software oriented system design scheme.

In total it has £5.4bn set aside to cover the cost of past errors and misdeeds, including £2bn for a long-standing case in the US over the way it sold mortgage bonds before the crisis.

This is no rank amateur stumbling into a messy market and repeating the errors of its forebears – it's a long-standing industry leader that knows any wrong turn could do lasting damage to its overall brand value.

The website details the long-standing issues of the game and provides commentary on the errors, including instruction on fixing it.

The loss sees Toronto lose their long-standing trump card, what coach Greg Vanney termed the "margin of error" in the fight for the final playoff spot.