Sentence examples for rendered part from inspiring English sources

A film review on Friday about the documentary "Drivers Wanted" incorrectly rendered part of the director's name.

Because of an editing error, the Advertising column on Thursday, about New Balance's issuance of a 30th anniversary model of its 990 running shoe, gave an outdated name for a nonprofit organization that is joining with the company in a promotion, and rendered part of its former name incorrectly.

Because of a transcription error, an article in Business Day on Saturday about a speech by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, in which he warned against making unrealistic assumptions about the economy, incorrectly rendered part of a sentence as a direct quotation.

—- Aug. 30: Because of a transcription error, an article in Business Day on Saturday about a speech by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, in which he warned against making unrealistic assumptions about the economy, incorrectly rendered part of a sentence as a direct quotation.

Recent events have rendered parts of some exhibitions obsolete.

Across the region, landslides claimed the lives of 1,526 people and rendered parts of the landscape unrecognisable from the air.

Radio 2 was inundated with calls after the switch from British summer time to Greenwich mean time appeared to cause a technical glitch that rendered parts of "whispering" Bob Harris's early Sunday morning show unlistenable.

In a poll that has run since June 15th, almost half the country's population has been unable to vote due to problems with the electoral roll, and more than 30 people have been killed in election-related violence that has rendered parts of the interior virtual war zones.Corrupt candidates have used tribal gangs to intimidate voters and steal, torch or tamper with ballot boxes.

Unfortunately high winds, common to the area, rendered parts of the interviews inaudible.

All rendered parts must be closed surfaces no open ends of cylinders used for bonds; no missing triangles in the geodesics used for atoms.

Years of corruption, politically expedient building in geographically dicey locations, illegal logging that deforests much of the countryside and other abuses have rendered parts of Mexico especially vulnerable to the extreme whims of weather.