Sentence examples for plagued by errors from inspiring English sources

The World Series was not a good one; it was plagued by errors and poor pitching.

Last year, the initial public offering of Facebook was plagued by errors at the exchange.

Again, while the murder of Stephen seems to have been uniquely plagued by errors and incompetence in the investigative process, the same kinds of criticism have been levelled at the police for decades in cases of violent racism.

The rollout of the full digital service for universal credit has been plagued by errors, delays and computer crashes, leaving vulnerable families in debt and at risk of eviction, an MP has said.

Some of the reports named by Federalist contributor Daniel Payne were indeed plagued by errors, but only a few could plausibly be called fabrications, and only one originated with a journalist.

While the foreclosure procedures were improved in 2010, the bank continued to employ outside law firms to file foreclosure documents that were potentially sloppy and plagued by errors, the report concluded.

While Goldstein was disciplined on the slow court, Rafter was plagued by unforced errors.

Two months ago, for example, the exchange operator BATS Global Markets was forced to withdraw its initial public offering on its own market after being plagued by software errors.

When the same problems are recomputed using the familiar high-order polynomials extrapolation method in the Lagrange form, in one case the numerical results are plagued by large errors and ultimately instability.

Former Representative Vic Fazio, a Californian who was in the Democratic leadership at the time, said his party was plagued by serious errors in judgment, leadership failures and growing intraparty rancor as problems grew.

According to the anonymous author of The Secret Barrister: Stories Of The Law And How It's Broken, the courts in England and Wales have been brought to their knees by government cuts and left so plagued by daily errors they are no longer fit for purpose.