Sentence examples for new irregularities from inspiring English sources

It was not clear yesterday whether the company had completed its accounting review or whether it planned soon to notify securities regulators and the public of any new irregularities.

But the reports of new irregularities suggest that a Fujimori victory could be seriously tarnished even if cleanly won, igniting still more street demonstrations and diminishing the president's authority as he tries to fight drug trafficking and promote investment through his third five-year term.

WorldCom, which is the parent of MCI, the nation's second-largest long-distance company, and a major operator of the Internet, said that the new irregularities would force revisions in its accounting for 2000, 2001 and the first quarter of this year.

Last week they were — but the amended filing includes new irregularities.

Ames finds new, heartbreaking beauty in everything around him: Sundays ("Sometimes I have loved the peacefulness of an ordinary Sunday. It is like standing in a newly planted garden after a warm rain"), nature ("a line of oak trees can still astonish me"), even his heart, which now flutters with a new irregularity.

Mr. Spano said that the decision to hire Mr. Kozlow was made by Jay B. Hashmall, a former deputy county executive who was forced to resign last year after a report in The Journal News about irregularities involving county contracts.

These results can be applied to retrospective estimation of the impact of space weather on GNSS positioning and for development of new ionospheric irregularity models.

WorldCom said that the new disclosures included irregularities as far back as 1999 and warned that ongoing investigations may reveal additional problems.

That investigation, which is continuing and has expanded to focus on more than half a dozen other companies and several concrete suppliers, began when an independent construction monitor hired by the Yankees to ensure the integrity of the work at the team's new stadium uncovered irregularities in the testing.

A manufacturing flaw resulted in a large portion of the new smartphones having irregularities with the "hyper-glazing" process.

In this paper, a new measure of irregularity of distribution, called volume-dispersion, is introduced.