Sentence examples for notable lapses from inspiring English sources

But violence has flared, and the local units have had notable lapses.

But it is true that foreign coverage of countries close to Russia has had some other notable lapses of late.

They hired Jimmy Raye to smooth the offensive game-day operation, which had notable lapses in play calling and the use of timeouts last season.

With some notable lapses, this system is good at producing the tone of individual instruments (it draws from a giant bank of recorded samples), but the rich timbres and natural acoustic resonances are absent.

In one notable lapse, even after the agency reported problems to Fannie Mae in late 2010 about some of the approved law firms, it did not request a response from the company, the report said.

PopMatters, however, called the song part of the "mid-album slump", saying that "she reveals her proclivity for the same stomping, unsubtle beefiness of 'Womanizer', but there's a notable lapse in quality".

Safety is the primary concern, and United States regulations are shaped by a series of responses to incidents, including notable safety lapses and unethical trials.

It is notable that the lapse rates for all stimuli were exceptionally low, with no lapses made at all for the broadband 4- and 16-kHz conditions, thus indicating the highly attentive state of our subjects.

McPhee has now written, if you count two anthologies of excerpts from a variety of his work, an astonishing 29 books, while some of the most notable New Journalists lapsed into silence.

This lapse of memory is notable, especially given the notoriety of the project, with its contextural innovations and its social problems.

A few lapses in plausibility notwithstanding, he displays notable efficiency and craftsmanship in this pursuit.